DIFF Archive

Bertolucci’s nuanced approach in the intimate observation of a brother & sister's relationship makes Me & You a tender and loving film.

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Amour seems to be an exercise in futility. For a film-maker like Haneke to make a movie like this is but an abuse of his position.

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Into The fog, like Sergei Loznitsa's earlier film My Joy, is humorless and portrays hopelessness as a by-product of a land consumed by war.

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Sightseers is a dark, dark comedy that manages to pull itoff without turning into a genre exploitation film, and therein lies its eccentric success.

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My Brother The Devil does not accomplish anything unique or even different, in what it has to say or how it says it.

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A refreshing movie set in Kashmir that doesn't patronize or victimize the place.

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A fantastic debut by Anand Gandhi that takes a three-tiered look into the "Ship of Theseus" philosophy.

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This is a movie to be enjoyed with a tub of popcorn on a weekend at the cinemas, not at a Film Festival.

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The film, specifically its humour, will work well for the ethnic culture it caters to. For others, watch it if you want to experience a funny take on a different culture

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Here and There is episodic and distant – it serves the purpose of a documentary, but by being a work of fiction.

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