She used to be a teacher in an ICSE board school. But her kids were sent to another school where most Officers’ kids used to go. Her husband was a Chartered Accountant, and as most bongs like to flash their CA degree, he was no different. As kids, we always thought snob quotient was just [...]
Archive for July, 2011
Tree Of Life – We live in deeds and meditate in grief
Posted: July 31, 2011 in cinema, Gods of CinemaTags: Terrence Malick, Tree Of Life
VOTD : Shlok Sharma’s Tubelight Ka Chand
Posted: July 30, 2011 in cinema, short film, VOTDTags: Shlok Sharma, Short, Tube Light ka chand, Vijesh Rajan
Shlok Sharma’s short film Tubelight Ka Chand has been doing the festival rounds since sometime and winning accolades too. The film is finally online. Do check it out. It seems there is some problem with the upload quality though because the colours look much better if you see it on screen. A delightful film about [...]
Kshay OST Preview – Listen in
Posted: July 28, 2011 in cinema, music, PreviewTags: Karan Gour, Kshay, music, OST, preview, Siddharth Bhatia, Soundtrack
If you follow this blog regularly, you must have read a post on the indie film Kshay. If you haven’t, do click here to check out its interesting trailer and synopsis. We have now been offered a preview of the soundtrack of the film. We are embedding two tracks here. Do check it out. We [...]
2 Indian films & Mani Kaul tribute at 68th Venice Film Festival
Posted: July 28, 2011 in cinema, Film Festival, NewsTags: Alms of the Blind Horse, Amit Dutta, Anhey ghorhey da daan, Dharminder Kaur, Duvidha, Gagan Singh Sethi, Gurvinder Singh, Mal Singh, Mani Kaul, Nitin Goel, Samuel John, Serbjeet Kaur, Sonchidi, Venice Film Festival
Venice Film Festival has announced its line-up for this year. The festival will take place from August 31-September 10, 2011. Two Indian films have been selected for the Orizzonti section of the festival, which is presented as an exploration of the modes of contemporary cinema. According to official release, in open dialogue with the films of [...]
Movie Recco : Richard Ayoade’s SUBMARINE because it’s all about being ATAVISTIC
Posted: July 23, 2011 in Movie ReccoTags: Alex Turner, Craig Roberts, Erik Wilson, Kevin Arnold, movie review, Neeraj Ghaywan, Noah Taylor, Richard Ayoede, Sally Hawkins, Submarine film review, Submarine movie review, The Wonder Years, Vinnie Cooper, Yasmin Page
Don’t worry if you are not sure what exactly is the meaning of ATAVISTIC. Just read the post and then watch the film. Submarine is a small British film that none of us had heard about. And then came the first trailer (scroll down) of the film. Whatever they say about making the first impression, [...]
Enlighten Film Society’s Naya Cinema Festival – All the details
Posted: July 22, 2011 in cinema, Film Festival, NewsTags: Aaranya Kaandam, Anand Gandhi, Enlighten Film Society, Gandu, Inshallah football, Mani Kaul, Naya Cinema Festival, Patang, Prshant Bhargava, The Ship of Theseus
Enlighten Film Society is organising Naya Cinema Fest this month. The idea is to celebrate the filmmakers whose early footsteps marked their foray into the niche circle of path-breakers of Indian Cinema. According to official release, The Naya Cinema Festival focuses on first and second films by Indian film directors that contrast with the works [...]
13th Mumbai Film Festival – Call For Entries
Posted: July 19, 2011 in cinema, Film Festival, NewsTags: Call For Entries, MAMI, Mumbai Film festival
Mumbai Film Festival (October 13-20th, 2011), organized by MAMI is a Reliance Big Entertainment Ltd. (RBEL) initiative and it showcases the best of contemporary world cinema, Indian cinema and feature length documentaries. The Festival is a highly regarded and anticipated event in Mumbai’s cultural calendar and last year it managed to screen some of the best [...]
First Look : Ashvin Kumar’s Inshallah, football (Trailer)
Posted: July 16, 2011 in cinema, first look, News, Trailer, videoTags: Ashvin Kumar, Inshallah, Inshallah football, Naya Cinema Festival, trailer
We are quite late on this one. Have been reading a lot about the film and have missed few screenings too. The good news is the film will again have a screening in Mumbai soon at the Naya Cinema Festival. If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the trailer of the film.