N Categories Reviews TV December 15, 2022 National Treasure: Edge of History is a banal treasure hunt Bringing this franchise to the small screen fails to unearth excitement or fresh storytelling.
“ Categories Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 28, 2021 “The Reluctant Fundamentalist”’s subterfuge of the American Dream Mira Nair's adaptation of the Mohsin Hamid novel is a probing exploration of the forces that make us who we are.
& Categories Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 27, 2021 “The Namesake” beautifully explores the liminal states of immigrant life Mira Nair's sumptuous adaptation of the Jhumpa Lahiri novel treats the dynamics of multi-generational immigrant families with grace.
“ Categories Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 26, 2021 “Amelia” is little more than smoke on the wind Mira Nair's most American film may well be her most impersonal.
& Categories Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 24, 2021 “Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love” is Mira Nair’s inane misadventure Mira Nair crafts a messy, regressive tale of sexual liberation filtered through a heteronormative gaze, giving us sex without tempering it with love.
& Categories Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 24, 2021 “Monsoon Wedding” is a warm-hearted ode to family and Indian culture Mira Nair's breakthrough international hit both draws from Bollywood tradition and breaks out of its restrictions, creating something wholly new and endearing in the process.
& Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 21, 2021 “Vanity Fair” puts a modern flair on a dusty classic Mira Nair turns a dreary novel into something bright and beautiful, and changed how we looked at it.
R Categories Filmmaker of the Month Movies January 12, 2021 Revisiting Mira Nair’s vibrant, character-driven “Salaam Bombay!” Mira Nair's 1988 breakout remains a scintillating tale of poverty in India's slums, even as it toes the line of exploitation.
J Categories Filmmaker of the Month January 5, 2021 January’s Filmmaker of the Month: Mira Nair We start 2021 by profiling the vibrant, richly textured, deceptively political works of Mira Nair.
