Movie Reviews

Director Atul Sabharwal has patterned Aurangzeb on the complex family sagas that were typical of Bollywood in the 1970s.
The numerous callbacks and references tend to make this Trek universe seem oddly familiar and narrow.
Writer-director Ariel Vromen downplays serial killer Richard Kuklinski's inner and outer ugliness in The Iceman.
Matthew McConaughey roughs up to play Mud, a skinny, snaggletoothed stranger living in a tree.
The mood is bleak as filmmaker Micha X. Peled travels to India’s cotton-growing region, where genetically modified seeds are destroying a centuries-old agrarian culture.
This codirecting debut for Robert Wilson and writer Jason Lapeyre has an intriguing, if not novel, premise.
Beyond forgettable, Peeples is one of those movies that seems content to automatically erase itself as you watch.
A young Pakistani man in America is suspected of being involved with militants in Mira Nair's The Reluctant Fundamentalist.
Perhaps it’s fitting that a film about death and the dying should close the DOXA festival.
The premise of the film is far more intriguing than its actual execution.