The unofficial Catholic-themed film canon can welcome a new entrant. Joining such esteemed expressions of paradise lost as “Mean Streets”…
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Naveen’s mother never had any doubts about his sister Arundhathi’s future—no matter how many boyfriends she’d cycled through in college,…
For a certain generation of Filipinos, the Eraserheads were more than just a band; they were a cultural shift. If…
Atom Egoyan’s films have always exuded operatic flair. The characters are so tortured by the past they rebel against the…
In “Novocaine,” a man named Nathan Caine (Jack Quaid), a smarmy, lonely bank assistant manager, has the disability of not…
Born and bred in Kochi, Karun, a security guard stationed in the town of Gurez in Kashmir finds himself falling…
Charlie Shackleton’s “Zodiac Killer Project” begins with an empty parking lot—one of the sites of the infamous Zodiac murders. No…
Self-discovery rarely happens in grand, sweeping moments. More often, it sneaks up on you—in a stray comment, a familiar scent,…
Durga Chew-Bose’s adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s “Bonjour Tristesse” dazzles on the surface, soaking in the golden light of the French…
Kana can’t focus. She’s meeting a friend at a café, catching up over the kind of news that should shake…