Under Construction - UC Films

‘16mm’ tries to trace back the trajectory of film society movement in Keralam and its relationship with a machine – 16mm film projector.

A special collection of 2 films on Indian Music. (Available on DVD only).

A performance that no one saw in response to an attack that barely happened . . .

A tale of the multiple cities within a city- the multitude of people and their stories, and the many private histories that make up the city of Mumbai.

An attempt to imagine a day in a song’s life. One of the many possible journeys of the song and its creators become the canvas.

A dialogue between three women in Indian Pottery, across the rural-urban, modern-traditional divides, with reference to the taboo of the wheel.

The genesis and growth of contemporary dance practices in India.

Life of Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra and his love for the classical dance form.

A documentary on Ganasaraswati Padmavibhushan Kishori Amonkar.

A journey to understand ‘Marfat’ through encounters with various Fakirs and their songs.

A quizzical journey, through colours, forms, space, movements and gestures.

A real life story of transition; an ancient civilization being invaded and obliterated by the modern democracy.

An exploration of the process of creation, sustenance and destruction.

A series of three films that explores the diverse cultures of work in Bangalore’s software outsourcing industry.

Certain groups of people who still work with natural dyes and whose livelihoods depend on it.

Two short tales wonder about the idea of Bombay as a great cosmopolis, while examining its divisions of class, language and food.

A journey into the rich cultural and mythological traditions of Varanasi.

A chronicle of the passage of seasons over scattered habitations tucked amidst Himalayan frontiers between India and Tibet, mapped by historic facts and fantastic tales.

Life and work of John Perceval, eminent Australian painter.

A critical view of the role of western media in selling war and blood, especially after 9-11.