Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Ebb Explores Male Hypocrisy and Relationships
Ebb is a movie directed by Jeo Baby that talks about how men can sometimes be hypocrites, especially when it comes to relationships.
The story is about a couple, Adarsh and Maria, who are in an open relationship but face problems when Adarsh starts feeling jealous and insecure.
The movie shows how people's true feelings come out in private, especially in their bedrooms.
It also talks about how society's ideas about love and relationships can affect people's minds.
The actors did a great job, but the movie's visuals could have been better.
Overall, it's a deep look at how people handle love and jealousy.
Ebb, directed by Jeo Baby, premiered at the 30th International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK).
The film explores male hypocrisy, non-monogamy, and performative wokeness through the story of Adarsh and Maria, an open relationship couple.
Adarsh's jealousy and insecurities lead to problems in his relationship with Maria, despite his initial openness about non-monogamy.
The movie uses high-angle shots to reveal characters' true natures in private moments, particularly in bedrooms.
While praised for its exploration of human emotions and psychology, the film's technical aspects, particularly its visual language, are criticized for falling short.
- Who
- Director Jeo Baby and actors Jeo Baby, Divya Prabha, Jitin Puthanchery
- What
- A film exploring male hypocrisy, non-monogamy, and performative wokeness
- When
- Premiered at the 30th International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK)
- Where
- International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK)
- Why
- To expose male hypocrisy and explore the psychological dimensions of relationships
- Director
- Jeo Baby
- Cast
- Jeo Baby, Divya Prabha, Jitin Puthanchery
- Premiere
- 30th International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK)
- Rating
- 3.5 stars
- Cinematographer
- Benhar Bhasi