Review by Musanna Ahmed

Rajat Kapoor’s directorial efforts (Ankhon Deki, Raghu Romeo) receive nowhere near the same attention as some of his acting stuff – not too surprising considering he performs alongside superstars such as Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn – but he has quietly carved out a niche in the North Indian film industry as a terrific indie filmmaker who combines the neoteric with the classical. His films are as much of a product of today as they are…

Review by Ren Zelen

Portal comprises of a trio of sci-fi shorts from the crew behind the V/H/S horror films. Creator/producer Chris White and creative director Saman Kesh teamed up with directors Jeff Desom and Dugan O'Neal to film three segments, each offering a different perspective on the same story.

Released in the US as 'Doors' but renamed Portal for the UK, the three short films examine the experience of contact with a particularly cryptic alien entity. The story begins…

As early as its customary opening crawl, I began to have a bad feeling about Star Wars: The Last Jedi. In what plays like a dig at the current leader of the free world (who was pictured earlier this year watching Rogue One on Air Force One), the word 'RESISTANCE' appears in upper-case letters, an early worrying sign that real world, outside forces may be intruding on this most endearingly innocent of escapist worlds.

This is nothing new of course…