As always, it will feature an adventurous and eclectic slate of independent films from India and around the world, including features, documentaries and shorts.
Over 100 filmmakers, cast and crew are expected to attend the festival. Along with post-screening interactive Q&As, there will be a range of panel discussions and masterclasses with filmmakers. There will also be a specially curated food and crafts fair.
"Every film has been carefully selected. We're thrilled to be showing Singapore director Yeo Siew Hua's much-talked about Stranger Eyes; Icelandic filmmaker Rúnar Rúnarsson's acclaimed When the Light Breaks; and Aizhana Kassymbek's Kazakh film Madina," says Ritu Sarin, co-founder of DIFF.
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Ways of Seeing
'INDIA'S MOST IMAGINATIVE ART HISTORIAN' B.N. GOSWAMY SHARES PITHY OBSERVATIONS ON ART AND RELATED MATTERS IN THIS POSTHUMOUS ANTHOLOGY OF ESSAYS
Modern Master
A major new exhibition at DAG Delhi sheds light on key moments in the artistic career of M.F. Husain
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The face of India's oldest mega-corp for as long as most of us can remember, Ratan Tata, who died at the age of 86 last month, was both a well-known public figure and an enigma. As the first chairman to hand over the reins to a non-Tata, he seemed to be breaking the mould, and not for the first time. But he was also a steely guardian of corporate tradition. Thomas Mathew's newly-published biography is based on hundreds of hours of conversation with Tata as well as many of his confidants. Excerpts
The Chronicler of Dreams
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INDIA'S FDI SQUEEZE
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THE MAJHI MAKEOVER
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BEWARE THE NEW BIG CON
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TECH TWO: THE NEW FRONTIER
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THE MISSING COPS
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