Sreelekha Mitra’s Moment In The Sun
With a starring role in Once Upon A Time In Calcutta, which was in competition at the Venice Film Festival, the Bengali actress has tasted success at long last.
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Once Upon A Time In Calcutta Review: A Heartbreaking Fairytale
Premiering at the Venice International Film Festival, Aditya Vikram Sengupta’s third film imbues poetry even in the most desolate scenes
Review: Aditya Vikram Sengupta's 'Once Upon A Time In Calcutta'
Aditya Vikram Sengupta’s third feature, that premiered at the Venice International Film Festival, is both his most ambitious and conventional film
Aditya Vikram Sengupta On Once Upon A Time In Calcutta
Sengupta talks about his new film, working with Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s DP, and his mixed feelings about Kolkata
The Disciple Trailer: Chaitanya Tamhane's Film On Netflix In April
The film, which premiered at Venice 2020, is executive-produced by Alfonso Cuarón
Sushma Khadepaun’s Anita, The First Gujarati Film To Play At Venice
A conversation with the director, a Columbia University alum, whose short film is a contender in the Orrizonti (Horizons) Short Films Section.
The Chaitanya Tamhane Interview: On The Disciple, And More
“A part of the film is about a musician going through an existential crisis about his art. Cinema, too, is going through this crisis, even though it’s a much younger art.”
Court Director Chaitanya Tamhane On Working With Alfonso Cuaron
The filmmaker’s next feature, The Disciple, has been selected in competition at the Venice Film Festival
Soni Director Ivan Ayr On Returning To The Venice Film Festival
Ayr talks about interviewing truckers for his second feature Milestone, editing the film during a pandemic and the texts he gets from people who’ve loved Soni
‘Critical Acclaim I’ve Had Lots Of…What We Would Like To See Is If The Au...
The filmmaker on the painstaking process of making an animated feature, her turbulent journey as a filmmaker and why animation still lacks an identity in India
FC at Venice 2018: New Films from Zhang Yimou and ‘The Babadook’ Director, plus ‘...
Jennifer Kent’s second directorial effort isn’t a bad film; merely an unremarkable one we seem to have seen many times before. Ivan Ayr’s Soni proves that the gender of the filmmaker isn’t as important as the sensitivity, the empathy they bring to the table
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FC at Venice 2018: Willem Dafoe as Van Gogh, Natalie Portman in ‘Vox Lux’, plus ‘...
Julian Schnabel’s At Eternity’s Gate, about the famous painter is, at heart, a mood movie, about an artist who finally made peace with the fact that his real audience exists in the future. Brady Corbet’s film starring Portman as a pop star is thoughtful, enigmatic and disturbing
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