“Milk,” Rice, and the Blood” is an experimental indie Hindi film written and directed by Saurabh Doke. It’s a revenge…
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“Costao” begins with a voiceover by Marissa, the titular character’s young daughter. This voiceover adds an element of innocence and…
Note: This film is banned in many countries and contains explicit material that will upset some viewers. “A Serbian Film”…
The unofficial Catholic-themed film canon can welcome a new entrant. Joining such esteemed expressions of paradise lost as “Mean Streets”…
For a certain generation of Filipinos, the Eraserheads were more than just a band; they were a cultural shift. If…
Self-discovery rarely happens in grand, sweeping moments. More often, it sneaks up on you—in a stray comment, a familiar scent,…
Kana can’t focus. She’s meeting a friend at a café, catching up over the kind of news that should shake…
A cabin in the woods invites certain expectations. The very image suggests encroaching doom, an isolated space where tensions fester…
Beata Parkanová’s “Tiny Lights” (Czech: Světýlka) captures a dissolving family from an unusual perspective—that of a six-year-old girl. Rather than…
In Arati Kadav’s “Mrs.,” after instantly hitting it off with each other, Richa (Sanya Malhorta), a professional dancer, weds Diwakar…