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Sundance Film Festival 2025: Rohan Kanawade’s Sabar Bonda (Cactus Pears) is the silver lining queer cinema merits

Sundance Film Festival 2025: Rohan Parashuram Kanawade feature debut ‘Sabar Bonda’ is the first Marathi autofiction to wrest the tragic from queer narratives & give fleshed-out rural gay characters a safe space for tender romance.

25 years of Kriti Film Club: How the non-profit made Delhi watch documentary movies

Kriti Film Club Silver Jubilee: Kriti Film Club, part of non-profit Kriti development praxis and communication, founded by Aanchal Kapur, uses documentary films to engage 'the unconverted' in conversations of social change. To celebrate its 25-year journey, despite no funds, the club is organising monthly screenings and workshops.

Alia Bhatt & Richie Mehta screen Poacher in London, hint at global franchise expansion

The series Poacher will stream on Amazon Prime Video from February 23 in English, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Tamil.

Ajitpal Singh’s Fire in the Mountains is a near perfect study of life as it ‘actually’ is in the hills

Fire in the Mountains pulls the cloak off life in the hills, fetishised by Hindi cinema for decades.

Sundance to IFFLA 2023: Reema Maya on short film 'Nocturnal Burger' & her three alter egos

Aka Reema Sengupta, a maker of advertisements, music videos and short films, the creative creature talks about her punch-in-the-gut short on child sexual abuse and shared female trauma, 'Nocturnal Burger', which premiered at 2023 Sundance Film Festival and screens at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles this week.

Jio MAMI 2023: How Chinese vessels & global warming impinge on Mumbai Koli economy in this Sundance winner

Sarvnik Kaur’s Against the Tide, the 2023 Sundance World Cinema Documentary Verite Filmmaking Special Jury Award winner, is the only documentary in South Asia Competition at Mumbai Film Festival next week.

Sundance films expose secretive lives in Iraq, Iran

A fictional account of the egomaniacal son of Saddam Hussein and a film about two Iranian teenage girls experimenting with sexuality are among the many foreign films winning over audiences at Sundance.