Animated Movies That Won Oscars: From Shrek to Flow!
Animation has always been a window into imagination, but it wasn’t until 2002 that the Academy finally gave it a home of its own. That year, Shrek became the first…
10 Most Underrated Films of 2025 (Part 2)
2025 gave us gems that flew under the radar. Films that spoke softly but left a mark. Stories about connection, chaos and quiet human truth. These films didn’t dominate headlines,…
Little Trouble Girls (2025) – A Choir of Confusion and Desire
Slovenia’s Oscar pick Little Trouble Girls, directed and co-written by Urška Djukić, is a quiet, emotional coming-of-age story that explores faith, temptation and identity. It follows 16-year-old Lucia, who joins…
Sun Never Again (2025) – A Father, A Son, A Fading Village
It is always special to watch a film from a country you know little about. I have not seen many Serbian films, though I still remember how powerful Dara of…
Gotham Awards 2025: “One Battle After Another” Leads the Race, Neon Dominates with Panahi and Park Chan-wook
The 2025 Gotham Awards nominations have officially launched awards season with a lineup that celebrates both artistic daring and studio muscle. Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” leads with…
Only Murders in the Building (Season 5) – Comfort and Chaos Back to the Arconia
Season 5 of Only Murders in the Building proves that sometimes comfort is its own form of brilliance. Five seasons in, the trio of Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena…
The Roses (2025) – Two Great Actors, One Uneven Story
The Roses brings together Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch in a modern retelling of a marriage falling apart. Directed by Jay Roach, the film begins with charm and humor but…
Anemone (2025) – A Slow, Beautiful Return for Daniel Day-Lewis
Anemone is a calm and emotional film directed by Ronan Day-Lewis, starring his father Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Bean. It tells the story of two old friends meeting again after…
Lurker (2025): A Glimpse into Fame That Fades Too Fast
Lurker is a film that sits somewhere between good and forgettable. Directed by Alex Russell, it tells the story of a young retail worker who slowly infiltrates the world of…
The Things We Kill (2025) – Between Two Lives
One of the strongest parts of the film is how it explores the idea that a single person can hold multiple identities inside them. It shows how someone can be…