The central couple at the heart of this complex Pakistani movie have known each other from around the village since childhood. They are thrown together because everyone else considers them damaged goo...

Khoosat’s fable exposes an ugly truth: the regularity with which women are expected to absorb male damage in marriages throughout the subcontinent. It’s an indictment of a culture that mistakes endura...

Subscribe to The Curb podcast via RSS feed, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or iHeart Radio. Download the episode directly here. In their first conversation Nadine and Virat speak about two films which are p...

In director Tribeny Rai’s Chhora Jastai (Shape of Momo, 2025), one of the most assured debut features to come out of India recently, the coming-of-age story meets the sensibilities of autofiction and ...

Virat Nehru talks to writer-director Matthew Rankin and co-writer Ila Firouzabadi about the joys of making art with your friends, embracing fluidity, navigating loneliness, and more.

Virat Nehru talks to writer-director Matthew Rankin and co-writer Ila Firouzabadi about the joys of making art with your friends, embracing fluidity, navigating loneliness, and more.

Twenty-five years on from the premiere of In the Mood for Love, Wong Kar Wai looks back on the complicated genesis of his masterpiece of desire and restraint.

Robin Campillo completed this final feature by Laurent Cantet, a beautiful, bittersweet study of a teenage boy finding his way in life.

As I wait for my interview with filmmaker Payal Kapadia to commence, I hear the clouds cackle. And right on cue, on a warm summer evening in Sydney, it begins to rain. I smile, thinking that perhaps t...

As I wait for my interview with filmmaker Payal Kapadia to commence, I hear the clouds cackle. And right on cue, on a warm summer evening in Sydney, it begins to rain. I smile, thinking that perhaps t...

This striking drama—the first Indian film to compete for the Palme d’Or in over three decades, and the first to win the Grand Prix since 1946—is about everything that’s become invisible in contempo…

Osher Günsberg talks about why he was compelled to make a film about pain, and how the documentary might help others.

Osher Günsberg talks about why he was compelled to make a film about pain, and how the documentary might help others.

With all episodes of the hit SBS Original now streaming, Virat Nehru sits down with 'Four Years Later' showrunner Mithila Gupta for a deeper dive about suberverting expectations and exploring uncomfor...