FIRST-RATE DRAMA, NO 'DOUBT' ABOUT IT
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PageSix - THE aptly named "Doubt," the latest ef  fort from the prolific John Patrick   Shanley, displays a trait all too rare in today's didactic theater: ambiguity.
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Ken Urbanâs new play is mystifying and frustrating. But there are satisfying elements in the production, which are rendered with wit and feeling by the versatile cast.
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Plot isnât everything, but it is something, and in this thin drama its absence or at least its small contribution, is noticed.
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Sivaji does not disappoint but neither does it completely sweep you off your feet. It is a fun and colourful movie, with a human touch.
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A very well knit story and laudable performances make Pachaikili Muthucharam worth watching.
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âA Mighty Heartâ is effectively fashioned, as jolting as it is polished, as well as a surprising, insistently political work of commercial art.
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Despite its flaws, 'The Great Debaters' is inspirational, intelligent, and moving.
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The new comic drama by Donald Margulies is steeped in a spirit of acceptance, yet does not make the familiar seem fresh.
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Still more reasons for you not to miss this awesome movie!
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Watch Anasuya if you like mystery and suspense. Bhumika's performance is good.
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One film that caught the fancy of just about everyone at the recently
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This sweet-natured coming-of-age story manages a neat trick in our increasingly ``edge&#39;&#39;-obsessed television world: It&#39;s old-fashioned without seeming irrelevant.
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It was domestic drama at its best _ the kind Italians love _ a scorned wife airing her dirty laundry for the world to see.Comment
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A profound and affecting old play about World War I offers a portrait of men in combat, without polemics
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Despite appearances, Netflix isn't repeating the mistakes of its archrival here.
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The actor-director delivers another soul-stirring film.
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It isnÂt often that you see a film about Israelis and Palestinians that can be called hopeful, but Ronit AvniÂs assured, thoughtful and clear-eyed documentary certainly qualifies.