Southern Cinema’s YES ALL MEN vs NOT ALL MEN Narrative
By Nithin Durairaj During a bus journey from Bangalore to Salem, a woman in her twenties occupied the aisle seat beside me. She placed her bag on the middle seat between us as a...
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Weekly film screening and discussion
C/o Kancherapalem’s Quiet Revolution: Redefining Love in Telugu Cinema
“Love is pain”, someone once said. But, what is the reason that it aches so deeply? Is it the societal norms or internal battles that our hearts are fighting? The answer lies in the...
Provoking thought on human connections and lives: A review of “Ayothi”
One of the main goals of the Drishti Film Club has been to nurture ways of seeing, empathising, and introspecting. To that effect, the Drishti Film Club, under the Department of Electronic Media and...
Life Lessons from Reel Life
By Ynez “Cinema is not an art that films life; the cinema is something between art and life.” -Jean Luc Godard Cinema reflects life, evokes emotions, questions norms, and creates revolution. Its influence on...