
Ravi Teja Finds a Quieter Center in ‘Irumudi’
A father's violent past, a waterfall home, and a daughter's solemn request for a vow of austerity — Ravi Teja anchors this quiet, moving drama.

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A father's violent past, a waterfall home, and a daughter's solemn request for a vow of austerity — Ravi Teja anchors this quiet, moving drama.

Kaleen's throne, the Pandit brothers' climb, and Babban Babua's arrival - Mirzapur returns loud, long, and mostly worth the seat.

Two climbers upon a wall of stone, and a tale that ties its own knots. The height gives dizziness; the plot gives none of the terror it owes.

A soldier and his odd partner race a cartel to deliver a package a child's life depends on. A tense, swift, dead-on-time thriller.

Sally and Gillian Owens battle the family curse anew, but this tale, like a house of many rooms, feels put together without care.

A monster tears at a village named Hope, and those sent to look upon it find terror grown from ignorance itself.

A brutal, unrelenting trial: Jim Caviezel bears twelve final hours of suffering in Gibson's unwavering vision.

Two sisters, one kitchen and a film that has outlived the reviews it got. The paper rates it 8.5.

A young racer learns a quiet lesson in a faded town, told with fine art but a middle that lasts far too long upon the road.

A father and daughter struggle for life upon a train full of the sick, in a tale of horror, haste, and feeling.
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