Counter Arts

Kangana Ranaut’s slice-of-life film empowered a whole generation of Indian women in more ways than one

Like for like, rich for rich: wealth inequality exists everywhere — you realise it when you travel

Ryan Coogler’s latest is a didactic vampire musical destined for cult status

‘The Last of Us’ S2 E2: ‘The Perfect Storm’

Based on my personal experiences

Playing with fire on film, and the decline of reality

Bringing my series to a close with Tilman Singer’s deliciously deranged horror mystery that caws its way inside your head

My experience seeing the viral comic on his reassuring “Flowers Tour”

This taut thriller can be a perfect case study about how to make a near perfect movie while maintaining political correctness

In all aspects of art, know what you want to communicate.

As is often the case, this Woody Allen comedy spends as much time being annoying as it does being funny

From the feminist fairytale to the sci-fi dystopia, both films explore the fight to be more than what the world allows — whether it’s…

An enjoyable and entertaining approach to one of the most famous wars in history, the cradle of Western literature thanks to the work of…

It’s very rewarding to help artists at the very start of their creative journey

Netflix’s widely discussed series holds major value and importance

Re-thinking the farming life for our time

‘The Last Of Us’ (TV Series) and the Trolley Problem

Behind the lens: a journey from obsession to revelation

Trekking through Sattal and realising that life is too short to be wasted doing things you don’t love

Unionism, nativism, fundamentalism, and a fight over American identity

An okay cast struggles through a troubling, laughably poor melodrama by Sharon Maguire

The actress, director, author, poet, and activist takes a break from doing, like, everything to discuss how she’s surviving life as an…

An ugly world of lies

From music to dancing to life