Horror Cine Experience
Cinedarbaar is organising its latest event called ‘Horror Cine Experience’ at Instituto Cervantes or the Spanish Culture Center from the 25th to the 27th of Feb 2010 with media partners in the form of Radio Noida and BatchBuzz
A Documentary Fantasy: Our Beloved Month of August
Our Beloved Month of August is not so long by contemporary standards – a mere 147 minutes – but one will still hear the usual normative grumbles that it’s ‘too long’, that it could have been ‘tightened’, that it could have easily ‘lost an hour in editing’
IA Weekly: Ishqiya
The debutante director’s new film resides somewhere between a strong original conception that exists on paper and a final film that resides on celluloid. The bridge between the two, however, cannot be filled with the force of well-written words.
IA Master Series: Kamal Swaroop
An interview with the director of the greatest Indian film to have never been seen, Om Dar Ba Dar, Kamal Swaroop, who talks about the gift life is, the need to move out of Bombay. The virtue of contentment, films that influenced him.
IA: E-Magazine no 8
IA celebrates indie filmmakers from around the world who make the celluloid their personal canvas, the film camera their paint tube, and would rather live in the oblivion of an individual statement than the fame of a consensus
Table of Contents:- Issue no 8 Jan 2010
This issue seeks to gather an encompassing view of the situation of independent cinema from world over and accompanied ably by a rare interview with Kamal Swaroop as the Auteur section., and a searing comment on the state of television in India in From the Vault.
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Cinedarbaar is organising its latest event called ‘Horror Cine Experience’ at Instituto Cervantes or the Spanish Culture Center from the 25th to the 27th of Feb 2010 with media partners in the form of Radio Noida and BatchBuzz [Read More] 
The debutante director’s new film resides somewhere between a strong original conception that exists on paper and a final film that resides on celluloid. [Read More] |
Cover Story
It’s therefore possible, just based on description, to call Lee is the “Malaysian Fassbinder.” He has adhered, in many ways, to RWF’s maxim of “truth-telling above storytelling” [Read More] 
Thai cinephile Jit Phokaew lists 20 young independent directors from Thailand’s Independent Cinema. Filmmakers who use camera as their war machine and the digital format as their mistress. Indian Auteur looks eastwards. [Read More] |
Interview
Indian Auteur talks to Tariq Tapa, the director of the much acclaimed independent film, Zero Bridge; as he elaborates on the method in the madness that is independent filmmaking. [Read More] 
We have to understand that neither ‘film criticism’ nor ‘film theory’ ever had a pure place in the division of knowledges taught by most (or all) universities. In tertiary education, they were born – almost accidentally, but kicking [Read More] |
Auteur
An interview with the director of the greatest Indian film to have never been seen, Om Dar Ba Dar, Kamal Swaroop, who talks about the gift life is, the need to move out of Bombay. The virtue of contentment, films that influenced him. [Read More] 
I most often have been inspired by people who talk for a very simple reason: The situation I know best in life are those in which people talk. Situations in which no one talks are exception. It has nothing to do with literature, but, rather, with reality [Read More] |
