Cannes 2022 Screening Notes: Thamp Creates Unique Poetry
The film explores the singular ache of being rootless
Film Festivals
Cannes 2022: Pooja Hegde On Dealing With Failure
‘As long as I am giving my best to the film, that’s what matters to me,’ says the actress
Cannes 2022: Hina Khan On The Class System Between TV And Film Actors
‘You have to create your own table and your own seat,’ says the actress
Cannes 2022: Kamal Haasan On How His Films Have Always Been Political
‘I think cinema is a great podium and it is the duty of an artist to be political,’ says the actor
Cannes 2022 Screening Notes: Pratidwandi Is Haunting
Ray captures the alienation and urgency of unemployment in 70s Calcutta
Cannes 2022: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan On Reuniting With Mani Ratnam
‘To work with that kind of energy is just so fulfilling at the end of each working day,’ says the actress
Cannes 2022: Tamannaah Bhatia On Her Best And Worst Career Decisions
‘The mistakes teach you a lot more than the success does because it’s only when you’re making mistakes that you’re discovering what’s not authentic about yourself,’ says the actress
Cannes 2022 Screening Notes: Tchaikovsky’s Wife Is Beguiling
The film is a portrait of intense madness and obsession
Cannes 2022: Coupez! Is A Love Letter To The Movies
This remake of Japanese film One Cut Of The Dead tries but isn’t able to recreate the ramshackle charm of the original
Inside The Restoration of a Ray Classic
A brand new restoration of Satyajit Ray’s Pratidwandi is heading to Cannes. Sudeep Chatterjee ISC, who has supervised it, explains why it was necessary.
15 Seconds A Lifetime Archives The TikTok Gen Before The App’s Ban
The documentary directed by Divya Kharnare will be showing at the New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF)
SXSW 2022: Reviews Of 'Master' And 'Hypochondriac'
Mariama Diallo and Addison Heimann’s horror movies are haunted by the spectres of racism and mental illness
