 | 'Losing My Marbles' movie review: A therapeutic film about anxiety and self-acceptanceThere is a new Portuguese film out on Amazon Prime Video, which I decided to check out for a simple reason. |
 | 'The Boy from Medellin' review: A reggaeton star is analysed in a riveting documentaryThe seven-day period in November 2019 is to culminate in a massive concert in Medellin – the Colombian boy’s hometown. |
 | 'Meel Patthar' movie review: Deeply moving rumination on lifeAnother Coen Brothers’ film, Inside Llewyn Davis, comes to mind too, when acknowledging the miserable existence of Ghalib. |
 | 'Thi.Mi.Ram' movie review: An unsettling portrait of a chauvinistThough Sudhakaran is at the centre of everything in Thi.Mi.Ram, it’s also about the conflicts encountered by his son Ram. |
 | 'Stowaway' movie review: An intriguing space thrillerThe film begins like a slow burner, but as the revelations unfold, the pace really picks up and the most admirable aspect of Stowaway is how it avoids any distractions from its central idea. |
 | 'The Disciple' movie review: A stunning meditation on artistic despairChaitanya Tamhane's second feature after 'Court' boasts his unique visual style and uncommon depth. |
 | 'Things Heard & Seen' movie review: Interesting, but not impressiveThe latest Netflix horror film has a clever concept, yet fails to scare - but maybe it isn't meant to. |
 | 8 1/2 Intercuts documentary review: A fitting, unbiased tribute to a maverick filmmakerWhen the film gets discussed again, this time by an emotionally overwhelmed George, it becomes the documentary’s most moving moment. |
 | Life in Colour: Marvelous celebration of colours from natureAs the name suggests, it shows the dynamic colours of the natural world and delves into how they are used. |
 | 'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' review: Mediocre writing puts paid to Marvel’s admirable intentionsAfter the fantastic WandaVision, we now have The Falcon and the Winter Soldier that works better as a ‘larger than life’ story than it does as something relatable. |
 | 'Why did you kill me' on Netflix is criminally dullWhile the subject matter is awe-inspiring, the documentary really fails to capture all the intrigue. |
 | 'Mortal Kombat' movie review: This uninspired adaptation extracts a fatality in youAll you want is for the film to establish reasonable explanations for why heads are being severed and arms are being ripped off. |
 | 'Kathmandu Connection' review: Amit Sial anchors a Shaky thrillerA cliffhanger in the opening episode of Kathmandu Connection left me grinning with delight. |
 | 'Across the Ocean' review: A breezy drama about self-love and independenceAcross the Ocean has two characters with lofty aspirations in two different continents. |
 | 'Minari' review: A poignant, modest drama of grandiose hopeMinari is not seamless as it progresses through time showing bits and pieces of intimate family moments, but that doesn’t take anything away from the movie. |
