Emily Blunt stars as a single mother who takes a job at a failing pharma company. She changes its fortunes but gets caught in a dangerous racket. Co-starring Chris Evans and Andy Garcia. Directed by David Yates, who helmed the final four Harry Potter films. (Netflix)
A treat for fans of Bong Joon-ho, director of Memories of Murder, The Host and the Oscar-winning Parasite. This charming documentary is about a film club called Yellow Door that Bong and a group of Korean cinephiles formed in the 1990s. Directed by Lee Hyuk-rae, another member of the club. (Netflix)
In Decision To Leave, arguably the best film of 2022, two lonely lovers, a detective and a murder suspect, turn an investigation into a chess game of suppressed longings. Park Chan-wook’s direction is as smooth and witty as ever—and here allows his romantic side to show more freely. (MUBI)
Who could have guessed that the second-highest-grossing movie of 2023 (Barbie is number one) would be a lowbrow animation based on a classic arcade game? The Super Mario Bros. Movie has a voice cast that includes Chris Pratt and Charlie Day as the Italian-American plumbers Mario and Luigi, Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach and Jack Black as the antagonist Bowser (with a memorably weird musical number, Peaches). (JioCinema)
Complied by Uday Bhatia