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Film Fugitives

Film Fugitives is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Pramit Chatterjee.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
3.5/5
The Bad Patriots (2024) Pramit Chatterjee The Bad Patriots induces existential dread in me because it is a stark reminder of the fact that humanity is on a downward slide and nobody is really bothered about stopping it.
Posted Jan 25, 2026Edit critic review
4/5
Baab (2026) Pramit Chatterjee as a fan of one-location horror films about death, despair, and depression, I liked Baab a lot, and I highly recommend giving this a try.
Posted Dec 16, 2025Edit critic review
5/5
Divia (2025) Pramit Chatterjee Divia is a film that won’t change the minds of those who are in support of war. Divia is a film that won’t change the minds of those who are against war. Divia is for those fence-sitters who think war is too political a topic to talk about.
Posted Oct 09, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
Light Up (2024) Pramit Chatterjee entertainment hasn’t become woke enough, and we need more movies like Light Up.
Posted Sep 26, 2025Edit critic review
4/5
The War Between (2024) Pramit Chatterjee I don’t know if this movie, directed by Deborah Correa and written by Ron Yungul, will revolutionize the western genre and impact the current socio-political climate in a positive way, but I think it ought to.
Posted Aug 30, 2025Edit critic review
4.5/5
Withdrawal (2025) Pramit Chatterjee Withdrawal is a romantic drama about a pair of recovering drug addicts, but I think that it can pass as a horror movie as well.
Posted May 03, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
Minted (2023) Pramit Chatterjee I am sure that Minted has done a great job of explaining how NFTs work, but I still don’t understand the point of purchasing the “proof of ownership” of… the copy of a piece of art that’s on something called a blockchain or something?
Posted Apr 25, 2025Edit critic review
5/5
A Weird Kind of Beautiful (2025) Pramit Chatterjee A Weird Kind of Beautiful is one of the best movies of the year so far.
Posted Apr 07, 2025Edit critic review
4/5
Hello Beautiful (2025) Pramit Chatterjee Tricia Helfer has given a career-defining performance.
Posted Apr 07, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
Confesiones Chin Chin (2024) Pramit Chatterjee Everything about Confesiones Chin Chin feels very casual and conversational. The effortlessness with which Perelman shifts from one short story to another is pretty fascinating to witness.
Posted Mar 12, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
The Night Is Dark and Colder Than the Day (2025) Pramit Chatterjee Despite not being violent or overly dramatic, [The Night is Dark and Colder than the Day] is certainly not for the faint of heart because it’ll compel you to reflect on if the kids of this world are doing alright.
Posted Feb 11, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
War and Justice (2023) Pramit Chatterjee War and Justice is a timely documentary, which sounds like a good and a bad thing at the same time, right? I mean, the fact that the film is relevant means that wars are happening (...) and entire generations are being erased from the face of the Earth.
Posted Feb 09, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
Celebration (2024) Pramit Chatterjee Celebration is definitely worth a watch. It’s not a traditional World War 2 drama and the way it tries to educate audiences about the invisible ways in which fascists invade our surroundings is certainly something that I rarely see in movies and TV shows.
Posted Jan 04, 2025Edit critic review
3/5
Dear Santa (2024) Pramit Chatterjee Contrary to popular opinion, Dear Santa rests on Robert Timothy Smith’s shoulders (...) His awkwardness, innocence, and charm feel so organic and honest that it doesn’t look like he is putting on a performance.
Posted Dec 20, 2024Edit critic review
3/5
Four. (2024) Pramit Chatterjee Four is a timely movie as it tackles the topic of family planning in an intimate fashion.
Posted Dec 20, 2024Edit critic review
3/5
Glass Casa (2023) Pramit Chatterjee Glass Casa is a really enjoyable whodunit, especially if you are watching it during the wedding season, like I am.
Posted Dec 20, 2024Edit critic review
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