Plus: Reviews of Khakee: The Bengal Chapter, The Dupatta Killer and Loot Kaand. Here are this week's top stories from The Reel.
After Baby Reindeer in 2024, Netflix has an early hit on its hands for 2025. Adolescence, a limited series about a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering his classmate, is destined for awards glory.
Director Philip Barantini and cinematographer Matthew Lewis have filmed each of the four nail-biting episodes as a single take. Written by Stephen Graham – who also has a pivotal role – and Jack Thorne, Adolescence is not merely a brilliant stylistic experiment.
The show is a searing exploration of teenage attitudes towards sexuality, the generation gap, and the communication lag within families. The performances are outstanding, particularly Owen Cooper as the murder accused.
Pamela Anderson in a new avatar, a dog put on trial, a seamstresses with a mean needle. We reviewed five titles selected for BookMyShow’s Red Lorry Film Festival, which is being held from March 21 to March 23 in Mumbai and Hyderabad.
The Cinevesture International Film Festival is all about the art and business of cinema, founder Nina Lath tells Scroll.
Prosenjit! Jeet! Saswata! Chitrangda! The stars are shining over Khakee: The Bengal Chapter.
In Kanneda, an Indian rapper who becomes a drug dealer lets his ambition get the better of him.
Loot Kaand is about debt-ridden siblings who hatch a bank heist plan that goes… you guessed it.
In The Mustang, a difficult man teams up with a difficult horse.
The Dupatta Killer goes after Mahanand Naik, accused of killing several women in Goa.
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