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Review of Raees (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Raees is a sporadically fun, but frequently tedious attempt to reinvigorate the style of films that made Bollywood in the '80s an exciting…

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Review of Guilty (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Talvar makes for gripping, infuriating, and at times illuminating viewing…

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Review of Badlapur (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Badlapur is among the finest Indian thrillers I've seen over the last year, and Raghavan's best film in many years…

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Review of Brothers (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Brothers is a film that plays emotional rope-a-dope with its audience…

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Review of Raman Raghav 2.0 (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Raman Raghav 2.0 is a stunning, violent, and complex work of art…

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Review of The Cinema Travellers (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

The Cinema Travellers is a glorious document of a transition, a movement from the death of one method to the birth of another…

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Review of Brothers (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Brothers is a film that plays emotional rope-a-dope with its audience…

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Review of Brothers' Day (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Brothers is a film that plays emotional rope-a-dope with its audience…

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Review of Bombay Velvet (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Where Bombay Velvet comes up short for me, and this is a big one in my book, is that it feels clinical and rigid, where Kashyap's films are…

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Review of Detective Byomkesh Bakshy! (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Detective Byomkesh Bakshy is good, but there's no real anchor in the film on which I can pin its success, and perhaps that is a marker that…

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Review of Gurgaon (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Shanker Raman's film is an interesting look at the backdoor dealing and violence that keeps the money flowing among the upper classes…

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Review of Sairat (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Sairat is astonishing filmmaking, from the joyous opening frames all the way through to the breathtaking conclusion…

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Review of Aligarh (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Aligarh is a perfect requiem for a man who just wanted to be happy, and for that simple wish he died…

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Review of Kabali (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Kabali is a step in the right direction for Rajinikanth; let's just hope he keeps on walking…

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Review of Bāhubali: The Beginning (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Baahubali - The Beginning is a film for the child in everyone, the one who wants to believe in heroes and derring-do…

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Review of PK (2014)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Rajkumar Hirani and Aamir Khan are an exceptionally potent team…

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Review of Titli (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Titli takes place in the infinite and complicated transactions between the peons of corruption, the men on the street who scrape, rob, and…

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Review of The Levelling (2017)

By Shelagh Rowan-Legg (77) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

A remarkable and confident debut, The Levelling is haunting look at how grief can tear people apart and bring them together…

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Review of Sexy Durga (2018)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Sexy Durga is a chilling and bold accomplishment in the evolution of the Indian thriller…

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Review of Jagga Jasoos (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

A cross between Indiana Jones, Tintin, and Sherlock Holmes... it's the way that Basu puts together the pieces that makes it utterly unique…

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