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An exquisite film about the institutionalized oppression of an entire class of women and the way patriarchal imperatives inform religious belief.Full Review
Deftly balancing epic sociopolitical scope with intimate human emotions, all polished to a high technical gloss, Deepa Mehta's Water is a profoundly moving drama.Full Review
Water, set in 1930s India, is something pretty rare in the world of movies: an artistic muckraker. It is superb and strange at once, a discreet and self-disciplined attack dog of a movie.Full Review
An exquisite film about the institutionalized oppression of an entire class of women and the way patriarchal imperatives inform religious belief.Full Review

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