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CINEMA CITY: MUMBAI VIDEO PORTRAITS

A series of five short films. DARKROOM by Renu Savant The city as a darkroom creates many chemical reactions through its agitation and development of emulsions. SATELITE CINEMA OF MALEGAON by Gargey Trivedi Malegaon, a small town only 300 kms away from the giant Bollywood industry; possesses its own Mughal-e-Azam, Munnabhai, Mithunda… and thus a Cinema. FILM WRITERS’ ASSOCIATION by Rrivu Laha A journey of the migrants to the dream city through the track of filmi aspiration.

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There has been outrage and concern in sections of the media on the proposed Broadcast Bill that we are told will be introduced in the Parliament. Ironically, the bill is officially not in the public domain. read more »

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