Death and the Maiden
Polanski’s play adaptation is a tense and well-acted film where the lines between guilt and innocence are blurred beyond belief.
Polanski’s play adaptation is a tense and well-acted film where the lines between guilt and innocence are blurred beyond belief.
Though Chaubey and Bhardwaj’s second installment in the Ishqiya series follows thief duo Khalu and his nephew Babban in yet another con job gone wrong, it is the ladies and their story that sets the film apart.
Rachel Weisz gives an amazing and devastating performance in this heart-wrenching play adaptation by Terrence Davies.
The Descendants stars George Clooney as Matt King, a man who attempts to re-connect with his daughters after his wife had a boating accident.
If there’s one thing I learnt from Despicable Me 2 is that there’s no party like a minion party.
Tony Kaye’s Detachment is a bleak, but beautiful, film about people and their longing to avoid attachments in life.
Detective Dee is called to the scene to solve mysterious deaths due to sudden combustion, before Empress Wu Zetian’s coronation.
Oliver Hirschbiegel’s miserable film is nothing more than a bloated, nearly two hour exposé about how melodramatic Princess Diana’s life was.
The Dictator is the latest endeavor of Sacha Baron Cohen at humor with social commentary.
The simmering differences between the Mehras and their children come to the fore when they decide to take a cruise to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary.