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Aattam Malayalam Movie

Feature Film | 2024 | Crime, Drama
Critics:
3.7
Critics
 
Where To Watch:
Streaming:
   Amazon Prime (India)

Review by: K. R. Rejeesh
'Aattam' is a remarkable film with highly impressive narration and performances elevating the simple plot to a supreme level of cinematic experience.
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Review by: Aswin Bharadwaj - Lensmen Reviews
What I liked most about the film is how it included almost all variants of the "but, she" arguments using all those men in the frame.
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Review by: Anandu Suresh - The Indian Express
A magnificent film that brilliantly explores male hypocrisy.
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Review by: S.R. Praveen - The Hindu
Anand Ekarshi’s film masterfully peels the thin veneer of progressiveness that men carry as a mask, and also shows how even the friendliest of spaces can turn hostile to women who dare to stand up for themselves
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Review by: Anjana George - The Times of India
While discussing relevant topics is essential for gender discourse, the film's artistic stance may find both supporters and critics.
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Review by: Vishal Menon - Film Companion
12 angry men and an arresting chamber play about male hypocrisy.
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Review by: Princy Alexander - Onmanorama
A thoughtful, well-written movie apt for our times.
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Review by: Gayathri Krishna - OTTplay
Anand Ekarshi deftly and compellingly examines the complexities of human nature in this film.
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Review by: Arjun Ramamchandran - South First
This well-executed movie raises its voice against patriarchy, misogyny, and conditioned mindsets.
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Review by: Baradwaj Rangan - Galata
Anand Ekarshi's AATTAM is a superb 'emotional procedural' about truth and lies and the grey shades in between.
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Review by: Cris - The News Minute
Debutant Anand Ekarshi’s film is a gripping take on human hypocrisies.
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Review by: Sajin Shrijith - The New Indian Express
Aattam is, simply put, a film that doesn’t suffer from too much direction. If Sidney Lumet were alive today and saw this film, I’m sure he would’ve approved.
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