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TIFF 2024: First-Time Filmmaker Lakshmipriya Devi Dishes On ‘Boong,’ Her Funny & Profound Modern-Day Folk Tale Told From A Child's Point Of View
Boong director tells ANOKHI LIFE about tackling heavy issues with a light touch, and the cinematic power of a child’s point-of-view. In a paradoxical sort of way, the more specific to a movie is to a place, culture or way of life, the more universally relatable it becomes. Perhaps it’s the differences that highlight the fundamental human truths at the heart of the story. Such is certainly the case for
Nepotism Or Repetitive Content - What's Causing Bollywood's Slump Versus Punjabi & South Indian Cinema's Surge
Must-Watch Patriotic Films From India & Pakistan For Your Independence Day Celebrations
On August 15, 1947, by the Indian Independence Act of 1947, India and Pakistan emerged as independent nations.
Villainous Vixens: How Bollywood's Leading Ladies Are Redefining Cinema's Most Memorable Antagonists
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'Girls Will Be Girls' Wins Big At The 2024 Indian Film Festival Of Los Angeles (IFFLA)
The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) took place from Thursday, June 27, to Sunday, June 30, 2024, in Los Angeles, US. With a highly curated program focused on South Asian films, IFFLA 2024 presented twenty-one fi ...
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OTT Revolution: How Streaming Platforms Are Transforming Indian Cinema
The growing dominance of Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming platforms has brought about a significant transformation in Indian cinema. Digital giants like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+ Hotstar have not only revolutionized content consumption habits but deeply influenced the creative ...
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A Train Bloodbath With A 90% On Rotten Tomatoes - Why You Should Watch TIFF-Acclaimed Indian Action Flick 'Kill'
Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat, and stars Lakshya and Raghav Juyal, sit down with ANOKHI LIFE to discuss the finer points of unleashing a bloody battle royale on a train in their off-the-rails action pic 'KILL'. This past September, the Toronto International Film Festival witnessed the debu ...
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The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) Celebrates Its 22nd Edition June 27-30 With An Incredible Lineup Of 21 Films
The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) is celebrating its 22nd edition on June 27-30 at Landmark Theaters on Sunset Blvd. The festival has an incredible lineup of 21 films, including many World and LA premieres, by some of the most exciting voices in South Asian cinema. IFFLA will open w ...
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Pride Month & Beyond: LGBTQIA+ Representation in South Asian Cinema
Pride Month serves as an annual celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community's significant contributions to history, society, and cultures worldwide. It typically takes place throughout June, tracing its origins to the pivotal ...
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From Stoic Protectors to Emotional Anchors: A Father’s Day Tribute Through Hindi Cinema
Father's Day is an opportunity to celebrate and honour the special role that fathers play in our lives, and in the realm of cinema, they are often depicted in diverse and empowering ways. From ...
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Exploring South Asian Intergenerational Sacrifice With 'The Wrong Bashir', Now Playing In Toronto
THE WRONG BASHIR runs May 21 to June 9 in the Guloien Theatre; Tuesday to Saturday at 7:30pm and Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday at 1:30pm. Crow’s Theatre’s spectacular 40th anniversary season comes to a close with the Toronto premiere of Zahida Rahemtulla’s ...
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Over 50 Films From 9 Countries At The Eclectic South Asian Film Festival Montreal (May 24 - June 3)
Now in its 13th year and running from May 24-June 3, this is the only South Asian film festival in Quebec. Truly unique, it is the ultimate cinematic journey, offering almost 50 eye-opening, thought-provoking, humanity-filled films people would likely never have a chance to see elsewhere. Film enthu ...
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