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'Santosh' Review | Tense Police Thriller Is the U.K.'s Oscar Entry
MovieWebStory by Will Sayre
scrn logline
A tense British police thriller with a female lead probing a murder case that raises pressing social issues.
beat sheet
- Sandhya Suri, a rising Indian-British filmmaker, writes and directs 'Santosh,' the U.K.'s submission for the 2025 Oscars.
- Newcomer Asha Sharma stars as a young female cop navigating workplace sexism and racial bias as she investigates a grisly homicide.
call sheet
Sandhya Suri, Asha Sharma, Oscars, 'Santosh'