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Landless Dalits’ struggle anchors Busan-bound Punjabi film - The Tribune (opens the original)
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At the heart of ‘Hanere De Panchi’ (‘Birds in the Dark’), a Punjabi film headed for the Busan International Film Festival, is a tiny village named Balad Kalan in Sangrur, and the epic struggle its landless Dalits have waged for reclaiming the common village land. Shashank Walia was in the final year of film school in Pune in 2015 when he, along with friend Reema Kaur, received preliminary confirmation from the Films Division to make a documentary film. Born in Delhi, both wanted to go back to th
The making of Baroda Modern - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Artist Gulammohammed Sheikh still remembers his first day at the Faculty of Fine Arts. “It was awe-inspiring. I had not visited a big city like Baroda, coming from a small town like Surendranagar. I couldn’t imagine that there could be a college where everyone and everything was devoted to art and just art.” It would take Sheikh several years to realise that painting was to become his vocation. With the studios open 24 hours, he recalls “working furiously day and night to find my own idiom”. Man
‘Pakeezah’ gets new life in 4K restoration; to premiere in Lyon and London - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Kamal Amrohi’s 1972 cinematic masterpiece ‘Pakeezah’ , starring Meena Kumari, is set to return to the big screen in a painstaking new 4K restoration by the Film Heritage Foundation (FHF). The restored film will have its world premiere at France’s Festival Lumière in Lyon, the historic birthplace of cinema, before travelling to London for a gala screening at the BFI IMAX as part of the BFI London Film Festival. The London screening will be presented by FHF director Shivendra Singh Dungarpur along
‘Qissa’ director Anup Singh’s next set in Mumbai - The Tribune (opens the original)
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‘Qissa’ and ‘The Song of Scorpions’ director Anup Singh is set to direct his next film, ‘Lasya: The Gentle Dance’, to be shot on the streets of Mumbai. “This will be a short film,” says Singh. “It is for me an attempt, call it a desperate attempt, to see if in this time of AI, quick and violent action, and celebration of various demogogueries in story-telling, whether there is still a way to reaffirm cinema’s gentle ways of reaching us.” The film is to be produced by Mumbai-based Pretty Pictures
Nihaarika Negi’s short Kinnauri film, ‘Tenfa’: A dying language and a half-remembered song - The Tribune (opens the original)
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The threat to indigenous languages is not distant any longer. It is here, and it is real. Words are being forgotten, native speakers are moving out, and with them are vanishing traditional knowledge systems and unique ways of seeing the world. Nihaarika Negi’s Kinnauri film ‘Tenfa’ is a gentle reminder of this loss. The short (30 minutes), which had its world premiere at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) in April, follows three generations of Kinnauri women — a midwife, a grandmoth
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