Much like Jeffrey Archer’s novels, there is a comfort in inhabiting Jane Austen’s world of bonnets and manners. While there may be wicked people …
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Still from Izhakalkkappuram | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Does Gandhian ideology need a re-reading and re-think? Venu Nair’s film Izhakalkkappuram tries to address this …
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Shivarajkumar and Abishan Jeevinth in ‘Picasso’. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT The title and first look of the collaboration between Kannada superstar Shivarajkumar and …
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What’s the best movie for a summer hangout? NPR staffers share their thoughts : NPR
Transcript ROB SCHMITZ, HOST: Summer, ideally, is about vacations, transformations, the end of one chapter, the start of another. But summer is also about …
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Brian and Audrey Platt (Christian Convery and Maisy Stella) pursued by a dino in The End of Oak Street. Warner Bros. Pictures hide caption …
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‘DC’ movie review: Anirudh Ravichander goes berserk in Arun Matheswaran’s slick but shallow bloodfest
After finding a method to madness in his impressive debut, Rocky, filmmaker Arun Matheswaran has been struggling to find fresher ways to explore human …
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ movie review: Tom Holland finally swings free in Destin Daniel Cretton’s soulful reinvention
Ever since Thanos snapped half the universe out of existence and Endgame painstakingly stitched the Marvel Cinematic Universe back together, Marvel has been trapped …
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Transcript DEBBIE ELLIOTT, HOST: Myths are the foundation of some of our most popular stories. Think of the journey of Odysseus in Homer’s “The …
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‘Governor: The Silent Saviour’ movie review: Manoj Bajpayee struggles in a narrative vacuum
An economic thriller that utilises the textures of India’s Balance of Payments crisis of 1991 to deliver a message on state power, centralised authority, …
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‘Maa Behen’ movie review: Madhuri Dixit steers a frantic, polished ride that is entirely aware of its own punchline
By taking India’s most exhausted street insult and turning it into a literal roll call — Maa (Madhuri Dixit) and Behen (Triptii Dimri and Dharna …
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