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Showing posts with label DIFF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIFF. Show all posts
20 November 2020

Short of nothing

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My Mirror column for Sun 8 Nov: Among the hundred-odd films screening till tonight in the online edition of the Dharamshala International F...
10 November 2020

Dharamshala International Film Festival 2020: From Pearl of the Desert to Yalda, five must-watch picks

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Late to put this piece I wrote for Firstpost up on the blog, this year's online edition of DIFF is over. But these five films are totall...
25 October 2020

Taking the festivities online

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With the pandemic raging on, film festival organisers are making the most of the digital space.   Gaza Mon Amour, above, is par...
28 April 2020

The Rules of the Game

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My Mirror column:   A neighbourhood chess tournament provides both setting and metaphor in the Ektara Collective’s sharp and delightful i...
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19 November 2019

Dispatch from Dharamshala – 2

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My Mumbai Mirror column : Films about animals at this year's edition of the Dharamshala International Film Festival had powerful th...
13 November 2019

Dispatch from Dharamshala – 1

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My Mirror column : The Dharamshala International Film Festival, now in its eighth year, is still the most intimate, charming setting in w...
20 November 2018

Streets full of dreams

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My Mirror column: Two recent city films, one from Delhi, the other Bangalore, make us think about the role fantasy plays in the lives of t...
16 November 2018

In the Family Way

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My Mirror column : Films about parental figures — real and imagined — made revealing viewing at the Dharamshala International Film Festiv...
18 December 2017

Girls, Interrupted

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My Mirror column : Two disturbing 2017 films — one set amidst Norwegian Pakistanis, the other among Russian Jews — present gripping portr...