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'Sister Midnight' review: A horror-comedy triumph for the weirdos

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Sister Midnight is a film as strange, hilarious, and unpredictable as its protagonist.The directorial debut of London-based Indian writer/director Karan Kandhari, this wild ride of a film sends you nighttime wandering through the streets of Mumbai with a truly weird and wonderful heroine, a new bride in an arranged marriage who is as erratic and hungry as she is unfiltered. SEE ALSO: Best movies by women creators on Netflix Kandhari masterfully…

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'Sister Midnight' review: A horror-comedy triumph for the weirdos

Sister Midnight is a film as strange, hilarious, and unpredictable as its protagonist.The directorial debut of London-based Indian writer/director Karan Kandhari, this wild ride of a film sends you nighttime wandering through the streets of Mumbai with a truly weird and wonderful heroine, a new bride in an arranged marriage who is as erratic and hungry as she is unfiltered. SEE ALSO: Best movies by women creators on Netflix Kandhari masterfully…

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‘Sister Midnight’ – Black comedy film: out in the UK today... - Asian Culture Vulture

We covered this film since its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival last year The post ‘Sister Midnight’ – Black comedy film: out in the UK today… appeared first on Asian Culture Vulture.

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Sister Midnight Review – 'An over-eager, idea-stuffed debut'

The look on Uma’s (Radhika Apte) face, as she raises her wedding veil to glimpse the noisy, litter-strewn city she will now call home, is one of abject horror. The failings of the marriage market have long proven artistically fertile but, unlike the Emma Bovarys before her, the combative Uma directly, and repeatedly, berates her bumbling husband, Gopal (Ashok Pathak). Anger radiates off her with such intensity that even her chewing seems defiant…

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