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For most American viewers, Indian film is a bipolar affair, defined either by lurid Bollywood extravaganzas or the more personal stories of Mira Nair ("Monsoon Wedding"). So "Everybody Says I'm Fine" arrives as a welcome departure; although Rahu Bose's first ... Full Article
The new English-language Indian film "Everybody Says I'm Fine" is too cluttered and busy, but as a glimpse into the affluent culture of a country with economic extremes, it's intriguing. ... Full Article
Some movies want audiences to laugh, cry, and dance in the aisles. Some movies just let the characters do the work for us, while we scratch our temples in bewilderment. Heads should be prepped for Rahul Bose's "Everybody Says I'm ... Full Article
V iveck Vaswani is ecstatic. He is yet to get over the thrill of meeting celebrated American playwright David Mamet (who also wrote Heist, The Untouchables among other films) and actor Ben Kingsley at the Jerusalem film festival where his... ... Full Article