'Border' Is The Year's Ugliest And Most Beautiful Movie [NYFF]
We take a deeper look at Border, one of the best and most complex movies of 2018.
Stories By Siddhant Adlakha
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How Kingsley Ben-Adir's Performance In 'One Night In Miami' Transforms A Historical Icon Into Flesh-And-Blood
Malcolm X in One Night in Miami showcases an incredible performance from Kingsley Ben-Adir, who transforms a icon into something grounded. -
'Spring Blossom' Review: A Controversial Subject Is Tackled With Grace, Humor, And Wisdom [TIFF 2020]
In our Spring Blossom review, we take an even-keeled look at a film that takes on potentially icky subject matter with grace and humor. -
Irrfan Khan, Indian Film Legend And 'Slumdog Millionaire' Star, Has Died At 53
Indian film legend Irrfan Khan, best known to western audiences for his work in Slumdog Millionaire, has passed away at 53. -
How The Impeccable Sound Design Of 'Little Women' Brings Greta Gerwig's Adaptation To Life
The Little Women sound design deserves far more love and attention than it's getting for its role in bringing the movie to life. -
'The Mandalorian' Keeps On Taking One Step Forward And Two Steps Back
We're three episodes in and The Mandalorian problems keep on keeping some members of our team from loving the Disney+ Star Wars series. -
'The Mandalorian' Gets Better In Episode Two, But It Desperately Needs To Find Some Direction
After two episodes, we have one big question: where is The Mandalorian going and does the Disney+ series have a satisfying plan in mind? -
'The Mandalorian' Remixes Familiar 'Star Wars' Iconography, But Is That Enough For A Compelling TV Series?
In our The Mandalorian spoiler review, we ponder whether this beautifully shot and scored series is more than the sum of its parts. -
'Gemini Man' And The Fascinating Misfire Of High Frame Rate Filmmaking
Gemini Man and high frame rate deserve a deeper analysis, so join us as we dissect the purpose of this technical choice and why it doesn't quite work. -
5 Great Films From The New York Film Festival 2019
Writer Siddhant Adlakha breaks down the 5 greatest movies from this year's New York Film Festival. Check out the best of NYFF 2019 right here. -
'The Treehouse' Combines Documentary Footage Of Indigenous Tribes With A Science Fiction Story Set On Mars – And It's Brilliant
In our The Treehouse review, we're in awe of what this blend of documentary filmmaking and science fiction manages to pull off. -
Broadway's 'Slave Play' Succeeds Where Most Slave Films Tend To Fail
Slave Play, a new Broadway show written by Jeremy O. Harris and directed by Robert O'Hara, strips away the modern racial discourse in its search for truth.
