Reviews

'The Bed' is evocative, haunting and Fabio Guglielmelli's finest so far!
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The shores of Obock in Djibouti present a deathly silence that is only occasionally broken by the sound of the rushing waves. A child wanders into the abandoned premise and the aching desertion isn’t lost. Director Sufian Abulohom brings us…
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The movie starts with a close-up of a very sombre face.  It’s the face of a girl who has seen enough in life. It’s the face that represents a thousand others. In her eyes, the lights have gone out, long back. Her decisive steps are meant to…
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Written, directed and produced by Tim Laubscher, ‘Ellie’ is a painful reminder of the society’s persistent, yet seemingly unresolved problem – domestic violence. Whilst countless attempts have been made in the past to address this issue,…
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‘We Have Your Wife’ is quirky, witty, hilarious and marbled with the funniest of one-liners and jokes.
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Adapted from the award-winning short film by the same name, Alejandro Montoya Marín revisits his own work to expand the story-line into a feature. At 48:24 minutes, it follows the happenings of a day in the life of Jim. Jim, a regular guy…
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Inspired by the ‘China Christmas Factory photographs taken by Chen Ronghui’, director He Chuyao’s 14:56 minutes in duration ‘Before Christmas’ is a heartfelt narration of China’s labour market at the backdrop of Christmas; except that this…
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Set in early 2000, Afghanistan, the film opens to a visual of Daerik (Greg Hill), a war veteran who has returned to his hometown after being discharged from his services. Accompanied by painful memories, Daerik is an archetype of every war…
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