Throughout the session, Shekhar Kapur repeatedly stressed that no matter what technology arrives, whether digital tools or AI, cinema survives because human imagination survives.
Aravindan Govindan's 'Thamp' is a poetic, allegorical film that gently explores the transience of human relationships and the rootlessness of the marginalised through the ripples created by the arrival of a roving circus troupe in the bucolic existence of a village on the banks of a river.
The new Bengali film — the only one to compete for the jury and audience awards at the 7th Festival des Cinemas Indiens de Toulouse — explores mythology and the city of Kolkata through an innovative cinematic vocabulary
With the film culture, picking up pace in the hill state of Himachal Pradesh, a documentary film by a filmmaker…
Each year, across the country, all film festivals have several movies coming from young enthusiasts, who want to imagine and…
