DAN DA DAN: Evil Eye continues the adventures of its central pair with an almost aggressive refusal to slow down....

A decade has passed in our world, a period of significant, often chaotic, transformation. Yet, in the fictional Tri-State Area,...

The image is potent: a foot, trained to the point of anatomical reinvention for the sake of art, bleeding through...

The Hayabusa No. 60, a sleek projectile of Japanese ingenuity, hurtles from Shin-Aomori towards Tokyo. Yet, this marvel is not...

Makbul Mubarak's "Autobiography" unfurls not as a wistful recollection, but as a meticulously crafted psychological thriller, a deep dive into...

The cinematic churn, relentless as a medieval water wheel, gifts us another iteration of a story lodged deep in the...

The initial frames of Katell Quillévéré’s Along Came Love plunge us into that most queasy of historical moments: the supposed...

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The crime drama, a genre so saturated it often feels like a self-replicating algorithm, occasionally coughs up a specimen worth...

The cinematic offering titled "Nora" ushers us into the world of its eponymous protagonist, Nora (played by the film’s multi-hyphenate...