Krrish
June 23rd, 2006 | by Raam Tarat
Ladies and gentlemen may we introduce India’s first bona fide superhero. Bona fide not simply because he’s always late, but
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Lobo
June 15th, 2006 | by Matt McAllister
The true story of the man who infiltrated ETA in the 1970s, director Miguel Courtois admits to looking to politically-charged
Brotherhood (Taegukgi)
June 3rd, 2006 | by Michelle Thomas
‘Tae guk gi’ is the name of the South Korean flag, and Taegukgi is an epic tale of the Korean
Eduardo Noriega Interview: In the Shadow of the Wolf
June 1st, 2006 | by Matt McAllister
“Of course it’s controversial,” Eduardo Noriega shrugs. “It’s really difficult. And I don’t think the film wanted to give solutions.
Seven Swords
February 24th, 2006 | by Michelle Thomas
China, 1660s. The Ming Dynasty has been overthrown by the invading Machus and the Qing Dynasty firmly established. But, as
Rang De Basanti
January 25th, 2006 | by Raam Tarat
A phenomenon of sorts… would be an apt way to describe this movie. One of the most unique, touching and
A Bittersweet Life
January 20th, 2006 | by Matt McAllister
Don’t be fooled by the innocuous title. This latest addition to the South Korean gangster movie comes brimming with enough
Memoirs of a Geisha
January 13th, 2006 | by Jay Richardson
A coquettishly flirtatious, visually lush Cinderella story, Memoirs of a Geisha shimmers with exotic surface beauty, but skimps on historical
Humanising Hitler
September 4th, 2005 | by Jay Richardson
When it opened in Germany, Oliver Hirschbiegel’s Downfall (Der Untergang) sparked an intense flurry of national self-interrogation. Based on Inside
Shooting Genocide
August 6th, 2005 | by Jay Richardson
On February 27, 2002, a train packed with Hindus was attacked by a mob of several hundred Muslims at the
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