In his most personal work to date, and arguably his career-best feature, Mari Selvaraj displays exceptional control over his film language to tell a deeply aching tale of a stolen childhood

In his sophomore directorial, Dhanush attempts to turn an ordinary story into something more with a well-written setting and measured storytelling, but falls disappointingly short

With outstanding performances, pristine set designs, and Hollywood’s big-production sensibilities meeting stunning Japanese locales, ‘Sunny’ is truly top-tier television that calls for a sequel

The remarkable performances elevate this intense telling of what went behind the Duke of York’s infamous 2019 interview with BBC’s Newsnight about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

The first-person narrative based on Kahlo’s own writings and interviews is an intimate exploration of a wounded yet glorious heart, aided well by meditative music, exclusive archival footage digitalised to pristine quality, and the deftly done animations of her surreal paintings

With a powerhouse cast and enchanting soundtrack, Blitz Bazawule’s film tells you of all the pleasures and horrors of being a woman, entices you with its captivating storytelling, but then pushes you back into reality with a dagger through the heart

‘The Zone of Interest’ is a Holocaust movie unlike anything before; a one-of-a-kind portrayal of the despicability and apathy that human beings can bear to do the gnarliest things as a mundane part of their everyday life

It’s long, sobering, brutal and unrestrained; Apple TV+’s 9-episode World War II saga, ‘Masters of the Air,’ is a visual spectacle unlike anything put to screen before

Gareth Edwards makes a compelling argument in support of Artificial Intelligence in this visually stunning film starring John David Washington

Elevated in pitch than her previous two films, Rima Das’s ‘Tora’s Husband’ tells a haunting story about a quiet storm that brews in the minds of a married couple as they grapple with their changing realities