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Story: The Fifth Estate traces the story of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (Cumberbatch) who teams up with Daniel Berg (Bruhl) to become international watchdogs. Via WikiLeaks, they expose corruption, lift the lid on corporate crime and shed light on government wrongdoings. Review: The slick opening montage of this movie sets the stage for a potentially exciting and gripping story. Assange starts out with nothing, but his silent resolve, coupled with vision, determination and focus, far outreaches his finances. His reputation as a hipster/hacker grows and partnering with Berliner, Berg (a brilliant programmer) is a masterstroke. Together, they make Wikileaks a force to reckon with. As Assange knows that Wikileaks offers the kind of shocking information that he feels people want to - and probably should - know about, his obsession starts veering towards paranoia. He also has a nose for sensationalism. His friendship, followed by a disagreement with Berg is reminiscent of the Zuckerberg-Saverin equation from The Social Network. While that movie brought to light various aspects about human nature, Estate doesn't come close in edginess. You will however, wonder about whether Assange is in it for the greater good, or to feed his own galloping ego. He realizes he has access to information that can make governments quake, and that kind of power can go to anyone's head. Sarah Shaw (Linney) and James Boswell (Tucci) of the US State Department portray their roles well and represent much about the US Government's perspective on transparency. While the real Julian Assange presently languishes in diplomatic asylum at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, Cumberbatch does a good job of portraying the embattled whistleblower. Cumberbatch's Assange is emotionless, cold and sometimes a bit sinister. For someone who insists on global transparency, his own personality is paradoxically as impervious as a cold steel wall. You wonder what actually is going on inside his head. A movie about Assange and Wikileaks is bound to be tough to tackle and while it has a few things going for it, Condon could have scored better if he chose to focus deeper on Assange's admittedly complex and mysterious psyche.

Amdavad Junction Trailer

Director:Shekhar Ghosh

Starring:Vir Das, Gulshan Grover, Deepak Dobriyal, Kirti Kulhari, Yashpal Sharma

Language:Hindi 

Genre:Comedy

Synopsis:Event manager Ranveer Singh (Vir Das) faces financial crisis. He must sell off his ancestral property in Mumbai's prime locality, in order to survive. But in the absence of a will, more...

Music Director:Bikram Ghosh

Duration: 1 hrs & 49 mins

Sooper Se Ooper is a sweet-road-movie of sorts, where everyone's chasing after something. Ranveer is chasing his mama, Kukreja and his sidekicks are chasing Ranveer, don Salim bhai (Tinu Anand) is chasing Kukreja and village belle Gulabo ( Kirti Kulhari), her dream of becoming a Bollywood actor. When all are not running around, they boast about Rajputana shaan and the vibrant culture of Rajasthan. Other than the property dispute, the film is also essentially about loving your family and going back to your roots.

With standup comedian Vir Das at the helm of affairs, the film certainly has it's share of good laughs, with most of the humour arising from the actors' reaction to people and situations. There are a few good one-liners as well. We especially liked the 'Pakistan toh Kashmir mein aata hai' comment, which was cleverly placed. However, don't go expecting a laugh-out-loud comedy as it's predominantly a family drama. The relationship between Ranveer and his langot-clad painter mama, who has a heart of gold, is beautifully portrayed.

Deepak Dobriyal and his sidekicks amuse you in the beginning but their gags get repetitive. Vir Das is effortlessly understated. He pulls off emotional scenes with equal ease as he does his comedy. But it's the brilliant Gulshan Grover, who steals the show with his superb presence. Rajasthan has been shot beautifully.

Much to our relief, Sooper se Ooper is unconventional and thus not cliched. It's a decent entertainer. Sadly, it's not as funny as we had expected it to be either.

Sooper Se Ooper (2013) Hindi Movie Trailer

Starring: Raj Kumar, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Kay Kay Menon, Prabal Panjabi, Prabhleen Sandhu, Baljinder Kaur

Language: Hindi

Synopsis: A story based on real-life human-rights and criminal lawyer, Shahid Azmi, who was slain while defending the wrongly accused by the law in terrorist activities.

Director: Hansal Mehta

Music Director: Karan Kulkarni

Duration: 1 hrs & 52 mins

Story Written by: Sameer Gautam Singh, Apurva Asrani, Hansal Mehta

Release Date: 19th October 2013

Shahid is a true story of slain human rights activist and lawyer Shahid Azmi, who was killed in 2010 by unidentified assailants in his office. The story of shahid movie is about his life, starting from the moment when he was attempted to be a terrorist. Then he was wrongly imprisoned under a draconian anti-terrorism law just because of his name and religion. Then he becomes a lawyer and champion of human rights particularly for Muslim minorities in India. In one phrase, story of shahid movie is all about inspiring and fascinating personal journey of Shahid Azmi, who became an unlikely messiah for human rights, while following the rise of communal voilance in India.

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Studio: Sony Pictures Classics

Director: Richard Linklater

Cast: Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy

Genre: Drama

Run time: 108 minutes

Theatrical release date: May 24, 2013

DVD release date: October 22, 2013

MPAA rating: R

MPAA explanation: sexual content/nudity and language

What's the story?

Eighteen years after American writer Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and French environmentalist/feminist Celine (Julie Delpy) first met cute on a train, they're together, still holding each other in thrall but struggling with the burdens of careers, children, and the shifting dynamics of a long-term relationship. They're vacationing in Greece, and Jesse's 13-year-old son from his first marriage, Hank (Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick), has just boarded a plane back to America, where Jesse's still-bitter ex-wife awaits. Jesse's worried that he's missing out on Hank's formative high school years, and Celine worries whether she's being asked, albeit circuitously, to give up her dream job and move to Chicago so they can be closer to Hank. With this and many other worries looming, and one night alone at a hotel arranged by their friends, Jesse and Celine do what they do best: walk, talk, argue, laugh, and unpack what being together, and its costs, really is all about.

Before Midnight Official Trailer #1 (2013)