by Naran | Jul 19, 2026
Leila’s Brothers: A Quiet Testament to Resilience and Humanity By Naran Malla, July 19, 2026 With restrained honesty, Leila’s Brothers (2022) delicately explores how familial obligation, economic hardship, and quiet resilience shape a family’s life. The film’s...
by Naran | Jul 18, 2026
The quiet force of Ullozhukku: When grief becomes a flood By Naran Malla, July 18 There is a moment in Christo Tomy’s Ullozhukku when the floodwaters become more than a natural disaster. They suspend time itself. A funeral cannot proceed because the roads have...
by Naran | Jul 18, 2026
My Father's Shadow: The Weight of History in the Quietest Moments By Naran Malla, July 18 History often arrives in cinema through revolutions, battles and political speeches. In coming-of-age drama My Father’s Shadow, Nigerian filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. takes...
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