The first ever Marathi film at the Sundance Film Festival is an exercise in restraint and economy.

Premiering at Sundance, 2025, this is a road movie with a difference, of a small family running towards an unforeseen future.

Some of the rage from the first season seems to be missing in this show, which is set in Nagaland.

Kieran Culkin, who became a phenomenon on HBO’s Succession as the foul-mouthed Roman Roy, shows similar traits as the fast-talking Benji, saying the darndest things.

The show digs deep into the power-dynamics between jailers and inmates, India’s justice system and how it fails so many.

2024 was the year of the outliers; filmmakers stepping out of the money chambers to assert their identity into a film, even if it meant fewer people watching their films.

Turns out – not everyone values their lives.

Not content with just being old wine in a new bottle, the film might as well be hooch in a polythene bag.

The film builds momentum as an action-packed social drama, but takes a jarring turn in its second hour.

A confounding film with crucial gaps in the storytelling.

Payal Kapadia’s debut fiction feature follows the lives of three women who navigate the big city.

While the first one held attention with its striking performances, this one plays it safe.

The Amazon Prime series is arguably the safest and weakest project Raj & DK have taken part in.

The Netflix documentary explores the world of a gamer who builds an entire life he cannot have otherwise.

Even the presence of several top stars cannot save the film from being a sloppy effort.

Indie director Sean Baker’s latest has a firm grip on the audience’s emotions.

No official reason was forthcoming, but the government may have objected to the ‘sensitive’ content.

First time director Shuchi Talati extracts superb performances to portray adolescence in an authentic and messy way.

Vasan Bala’s smart thriller draws from various influences, but loses momentum towards the end.

Joaquin Phoenix continues where he left off in the first Joker, building up on his physical performance.