Godard's influence on the French New Wave is profound, characterised by a departure from classical narrative structures and a rejection of established cinematic norms. One of the defining features of Godards approach was his innovative use of jump cuts, a technique that involved abrupt transitions between scenes, challenging the smooth continuity prevalent in classical cinema.
A dance festival organised by Shinjan Nrityalaya focused on gods and goddesses as the central theme.
Poorna Jagannathan, shining star of Never Have I Ever on Netflix, speaks about the anatomy of loss, feminine anger and representing an authentic brown experience in Hollywood.
With incomparable humility and charm, Dilip Kumar left his golden imprint on the sands of Indian cinema
Amitava Nags incredible book of conversations with Soumitra Chatterjee reads like an intimate close-up of the screen icons life.
Actor, director and activist, Nandita Das is a voice to reckon with. In this freewheeling conversation, she speaks on what has shaped her aesthetic sensibilities and the overt bias against dark skin in our culture and cinema, among a plethora of other issues.
Both the brothers stood with each other in difficult times and have amazing bonding.
An “inspirational” film is one that moves a part of the audience to do something about their lives or careers, which they had not thought seriously about before.
Debut director Nirmal Chakraborty is adapting Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyays Datta to the silver screen. In this candid conversation, he speaks about the period films conception, importance of workshops and Santiniketan as a backdrop.
An exhibition of sketches on Kolkata by illustrator-sculptor Jacques Servières invokes emotions for the city dwellers and provides a glimpse to the foreigners
