Call for entry: Biennale College Cinema 2013
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The second edition of Biennale College – Cinema
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The Reluctant Fundamentalist-was realized through a long and arduous journey, full of ups and downs, just like any independent filmmaker in any part of the world would have…
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When it comes to the coverage of the 66th Cannes Film Festival starting today, mainstream media outlets’ obsession with celebrities seems to be getting the better of them.…
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The Doha Film Institute (DFI) has launched the new Qumra Film Festival to focus on emerging directors and expand…
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Anurag Kashyap’s Ugly has received extreme responses from critics after its Cannes premiere on Friday. Twitchfilm’s Brian Clark Found…
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Screening schedule of Indian films at Cannes: “Ugly” premieres today »
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The Reluctant Fundamentalist-was realized through a long and arduous journey, full of ups and downs, just like any independent filmmaker in any part of the world would have it. Investors…
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Mumbai Cha Raja director Manjeet Singh takes his next project Chenu to L’ Atelier of the Cinefondation at Cannes film festival. L’Atelier…
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Thierry Frémaux, the Artistic Director of Cannes film festival, in an EXCLUSIVE interview to Nandita Dutta, voices his thoughts on contemporary Indian cinema…
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Film Review: Mira Nair’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist »
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“Bombay Talkies” marks the boundaries clearly between the star-powered Bollywood and director-driven New Hindi Cinema. It also speaks of the growing influence…
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Midnight’s Children may be a good pictured novel for the post-Slumdog age in which images themselves become the story and we are…
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