Kill Me follows Jimmy, after waking up on the brink of death, his own blood filling the bathtub he lay in. To the untrained eye, this would be labeled as a classic failed attempt at his own life....

Struggling every day and living out of her car during the worst drought in history, Kai comes across a secret lake full of clean water. However, while there, she also finds a group of misfits. Among...

© Russell JamesAn iconic artist and embodiment of the American dream in all its original splendor, Barbra Streisand is a star. In recognition of her career, the world-renowned actress, director,...

THE VANGUARD OF CINEMA AT THE FESTIVAL Following the path that led Fantasporto to international recognition, in 2026, the 46th edition of the festival continues to showcase the world.73 countries...

GOLDEN DPA GIFT SUITE 2026 AT THE LUXE HOTEL: MAY THE SHOW BEGIN! Nathalie Dubois and her team  of DPA  ( https://dpagroup.org  ) have started the Awards season with a breathtaking gift suite,...

Rocketman, Review: Messed-up multi-millionaire music-maestroFilm-makers now need to ask themselves whether it makes good sense to churn out bio-pics with regular frequency. Does the genre hold enough...

Aarohi, Review: Play about decadence, women’s empowerment and good v/s evilA Kinkini Production, Aarohi had its premiere show on Saturday, 29th June, at St. Andrew's Auditorium, Bandra, Mumbai. It is...

Shoplifters, Review: Only those cannot study at home need to go to schoolThrough many decades, albeit once in a while, a Japanese film comes up in the rich tradition of Frank Capra, Vittorio De Sica,...

Mission Raniganj-The Great Bharat Rescue, Review: The capsule that saved 65 livesFew films have done as much disservice to their cause by having a misnomer as a title as Mission Raniganj. There is no...