South Asia

India

Satyajit Ray: Remembering India’s Most Celebrated Filmmaker

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India

Review: India’s First Cannes Grand Prix Winner “All We Imagine As Light” Is a Gentle Exploration of Womanhood

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Bhutan

Review: Bhutan’s “The Monk and the Gun” Is A Warm-Hearted Satire of Modernity and Western Culture

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Pakistan

Review: Saim Saqid’s “Joyland” Explores Gender and Family in Pakistan

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India

Review: “Sardar Ka Grandson” Attempts a Heartwarming Post-Partition Story, but Lacks Necessary Depth

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India

Interview: “Revenge Tour” Filmmakers Andrew Carter and Kahlil Maskati Connect Cultures Through Music

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India

Review: “Pebbles” Is a Modest and Intimate Walk Through Tamil Nadu

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India

Review: “The Great Indian Kitchen” Showcases the Subtle Suffering of Women in Indian Households

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India

Review: “The White Tiger” Takes a Dark Look at the Indian Underclass’s Psyche

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Pakistan

Review: “Zindagi Tamasha” Tells Tale of Woe that Revolves Around Conservatism and Intolerance

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