‘Good war’ vs ‘bad war’: An examination of TIFF’s offerings in the ‘shadow of a genocide’ Narendra Pachkhédé
Review: The beauty of The Glassworker lies in both its animation and its anti-war message Alidaa Zainli-Junejo
Review: Na Baligh Afraad — of school boys and the perils of watching an adult film in the 90s Mohammad Kamran Jawaid
Review: Umro Ayyar: A New Beginning — a fairytale fit for children, made for adults Mohammad Kamran Jawaid
Angry brides-to-be, impish djinns and peppy dance numbers — Daghabaaz Dil has it all Mohammad Kamran Jawaid
HUM TV’s Very Filmy strikes the perfect balance between love, laughter, and meaningful messages Zainab Mossadiq
Emerging as a thinking viewer’s thriller, Serial Killer offers a gripping tale of murder, intrigue and secrets Qurat ul ain Siddiqui
A story of identity and betrayal: Shanaas comes close to the classic Pakistani dramas of the 80s Qurat ul ain Siddiqui
Why is Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani’s treatment of women so much better than Babylicious’? Aarfeen Afzal
