In an era where thrillers are often designed like roller coasters—fast-paced, loud, and seeking immediate impact—Eko emerges as a subtle act of defiance. Dinjith Ayyathan’s contemplative mystery is not focused on quickening your pulse; instead, it seeks something far more profound: your attention. Most importantly, it places trust in its audience. The result is a thriller that doesn’t merely unfold—it permeates. This is a distinct type of Malayalam film that doesn't rush to i

The prequel sets out to uncover the mythological and spiritual beginnings of Kantara’s sacred forest, taking us back to the 4th century...

One Battle After Another Movie Review - Long Live The Revolution

Richard Osman's acclaimed debut novel, "The Thursday Murder Club," makes its cinematic debut as a "faithful adaptation" that effectively...

Lokah Chapter 1 marks an impressive entry into the Indian superhero genre, skillfully intertwining indigenous Kerala myths such as...