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With no one from Pemra available for comment, there doesn’t seem to be any logic other than double standards when it comes to the Published 20 Sep, 2020 07:45am

It’s difficult to make a mess with a simple story, $200 million, experienced crews and a solid production house like Disney behind Published 13 Sep, 2020 06:54am

Pakistan’s cinema had a disastrous 2020. But there’s hope ahead — 2021 may well be the most financially successful year in Published 13 Sep, 2020 06:54am

Peninsula, sequel to the excellent Train to Busan, has just one prerogative: kill, survive, and kill some more to survive Published 06 Sep, 2020 07:47am

After a battering from a lack of film product and pandemic-mandated shutdowns, it seems hope is the only thing keeping Pakistan’s Published 30 Aug, 2020 10:53am

In Class of ’83, neither the logic of Bobby Deol’s actions nor the motivations of his pupils make any sense Published 30 Aug, 2020 10:03am

Two short films from See Prime: Article 370 is a well-designed, crisply shot endeavour that could have been shorter and more Published 23 Aug, 2020 08:34am

The finely crafted world of Churrails is a reflection of a flawed society of cruel men and self-doubting women in need of an Published 23 Aug, 2020 08:22am

A macabre death at the beginning of Raat Akeli Hai acts as a throw-away opening, but waiting for it to connect to a bigger picture Published 16 Aug, 2020 08:23am

Despite a couple of things going for it, War for Cybertron is a trite endeavour, screenwriting-wise Published 09 Aug, 2020 07:33am

The YouTube channel See Prime, open to both proven and new-blood filmmakers, is a playground of sorts for Pakistani talent with a Published 09 Aug, 2020 07:16am

Asim Abbasi’s Churrails may very well be an opportunity for the country to build a portfolio that can attract other global Published 31 Jul, 2020 09:14am

Unlike other horror stories where evil is omnipresent and the characters it takes over are loathsome to begin with, in JU-ON: Published 31 Jul, 2020 08:33am

Rarely have sea battles been as riveting, or as inventively handled, as in Tom Hanks’ and director Aaron Schneider’s Greyhound Published 26 Jul, 2020 08:00am

Deikho, an alternate portal for short content creators, could very well be the next big thing for new narrative voices, Published 26 Jul, 2020 07:51am

The Old Guard is about immortality and could be dealing with heavy questions but the people in it are too busy shooting holes in Published 19 Jul, 2020 06:46am

Alyy Khan’s list of acting credits do not fit in a page let alone a paragraph, but he is still waiting to ride the big wave. Published 19 Jul, 2020 06:46am

You Should Have Left could have been a taut, mesmerising supernatural thriller… Published 12 Jul, 2020 08:14am

Yumna Zaidi has played a diverse range of characters in dramas, from a school-going, smart-alecky, loud-mouth misfit to a scared Published 05 Jul, 2020 08:11am

Even with the dramatic, albeit brilliantly camouflaged female chauvinism in Bulbbul, one can’t help but be swept away by the Published 05 Jul, 2020 07:36am