Author: Soleil Nathwani
Driven by survival, migrants leave their identities, their addresses and their votes in their villages, remaining ostensibly voiceless in the world’s largest democracy
Like a soldier after the trenches, New York is a different city amidst the dystopic reality of COVID-19, and yet there is hope to be found
Whether de-frocking a priest, raising hell with a ukulele or romancing a serial killer, the multi-hyphenate carved out a distinct space for herself in a crowded landscape
The fact that Varda was ahead of her time was a credit to her, that she remains so is a knock on us with the 2020 Oscars’ best director line-up being a boy's club’s wet ...
If Bong Joon-ho’s work has a through-line, it is that at its core he is keenly and consistently attuned the power to provoke a kind of self-reckoning
If work that reveals the softer side of manhood shines so brightly in the pantheon of cinema, surely the qualities it relies on from the directors, actors and protagonists who embody them, are qualities worth ...
As we apply the contemporary to history, should we separate the artist from the art?
How the award-winning Mexican filmmaker dove into his memories and those of the housekeeper who raised him to discuss marginalization
The comedian is the youngest host of a U.S. political comedy show and the first Indian one
This year's New York Film Festival selection had a good deal to say about the heroine and how she is seen and heard in this shifting world order
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