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Scores normalised to 0–100. A 3/5 shows as 60. Each row links to where it came from when we have the link.
Gokul m.g. hails Ee.Ma.Yau as one of Malayalam cinema's finest dark films, crediting Pellissery's direction and the cast's performances, comparing…
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87
Sudhish calls Ee.Ma.Yau a triumph of atmosphere and craft, crediting Pellissery's direction and Khalid's cinematography alongside a fully…
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85
Rangan calls Ee.Ma.Yau a virtuoso black comedy about death and faith, praising the writing, ensemble cast and restrained score, noting only that…
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85
This Malayala Manorama review praises Ee.Ma.Yau as an unprecedented, deeply moving Malayalam film, singling out Lijo Jose Pellissery's direction,…
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82
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Synopsis
Set in Chellanam, Kochi, the story revolves around the death of Vavachan Mesthiri in a coastal village. It showcases the events that unfold between two evenings and looks at death from different perspectives.