Tag: Reel Asian

Forcing us to reflect upon our own relationship with our own circumstances, 'Bita Joon' is exceedingly powerful and endlessly vast.

Brisk and sprinkled with a generous measure of sharp humour, 'Ben and Suzanne, A Reunion in Four Parts' leaves audiences with a definite sting. 

Takes the well-worn conventions of horror, turns them on their head, and delivers an experience that’s as chaotic as it is clever.

It’s always a brilliant experience when a film succeeds in portraying queer characters as complete humans with a deep-rooted authenticity.

Infuses family drama with elements of psychological thriller, effectively giving us a thought-provoking tale about what it takes to love and forgive. 

As a portrait of life lived under quiet duress, 'Nikah' leaves an indelible impression.

An elaborate concoction of suspicion, frustration, and conspiracy.

A tender and thoughtful exploration of ambition, family, and the cost of greatness.

At film's end, 'Leela' leaves audiences reflecting on their internal somber thoughts.

Brought to life through a debut turn from Bilal Hasna, 'Layla' undergoes a journey of first love and self-discovery.