‘16mm’ tries to trace back the trajectory of film society movement in Keralam and its relationship with a machine – 16mm film projector.
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A reconstructed documentary on the life of Subbalaxmi- whose chance encounter with education and thereby politics and radical thought led to her becoming a part of the collective struggle for India’s freedom movement.
read morea million steps
A film about the surveyors who went into Tibet incognito in the nineteenth century and mapped Tibet with their feet.
read moreA Tale of Two Cities – Mumbai and Bombay
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.
read moreGuatemala’s Histories
The situation in Guatemala today after a peace accord between guerrillas and the government.
read moreJahaji Music
An attempt to make meaning of aspects of contemporary culture in Trinidad and Jamaica, even as it is a witness to the nature and possibilities of artistic collaboration.
read morekaren education surviving
The story of Karen villagers living internally displaced throughout the Karen state in Burma.
read morelistener’s tale
A journey into the ever-changing canvas, witnessing fact and fiction dissolve in the dialogue between artist as medium and common man as spectator …
read moreLokapriya
A journey in to the heart of the Hindi film music industry- its sounds, lyrics, beats, notes and the people who bring them all together.
read morememories of a future
A view of the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939, born of a collaboration between two filmmakers – one Spanish, one British. From their different perspectives, both are preoccupied with the question ‘What does the history mean now, if anything?’
read moremy migrant soul
A story about modern-day slavery – the plight of a young migrant worker from Bangladesh who went to Malaysia in search of work.
read moreMy Mother India
The director traces her family history, from the time her mother left Australia to start a family in India with her Indian husband, until the personal and political pressures of the anti-Sikh riots of 1984 leads her mother to send her children back to Australia.
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