Andrew Semans’ “Resurrection” is a special Sundance surprise! It’s a psychological thriller that touches on a woman’s damaged individuality and…
Browsing: Film Festival
With its premise basked in comedy, set against the foreboding backdrop of Covid-19, “Wes Schlagenhauf is Dying” world premiered at…
With an evergreen twinkle in her eye, Dhauli from Bangladesh (who lives in India post her marriage) awaits the day…
“The Visitor” is a Spanish-language feature playing at this year’s Tribeca Festival. It is about a father and ex-convict (Enrique…
Riga, Latvia. January 2, 1991. The OMON Special Units of the USSR Ministry of the Interior occupy the city’s press…
Road movies that serve as narrative device for the lead characters’ development are a dime a dozen. Independent films, in…
With its main theme of miscommunication, “Nude Tuesday” is a weird, trippy, and funny film about the universality of emotions—from…
The relationship is something we as humans always want in some way or the other. In films, we have seen…
While feature-length films often steal the show at festivals, shorts shouldn’t be forgotten; and, as I’ve long believed, they offer…
“Attachment” is playing at this year’s Tribeca Festival; and I must say, it’s a bit of a mind trip. Written…