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Cinema
Cinema
The bloodying of nationalism
The film Char Adhyay, set in the terrorist phase of the Indian freedom movement, is an outstanding example of Kumar Shahani's meticulous artistry.
VASANTHA SURYA
Cinema
Breeding little fascists
What `The Men in the Tree, a documentary, reveals about the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh.
SUDHANVA DESHPANDE
Cinema
Tame fare at the festival
Despite the many redeeming moments, bureaucratic inefficiency and controversies ensure that the 33rd International Film Festival of India turns out to
AMULYA GOPALAKRISHNAN
Cinema
The unbearable opulence of Devdas
In our globalised times, the tragedy of Devdas has been turned into a garish and thoroughly hollow spectacle of pure consumption.
SUDHANVA DESHPANDE
Cinema
'A scary situation'
Anand Patwardhan has been making politically and socially charged documentaries for about three decades now. His films have invariably dealt with cont
'A scary situation'
Cinema
New crew, new view
A film made by an all-woman crew led by actress Revathy explores the cultural and emotional trauma of Indian-Americans.
A. VISHNU
Cinema
Feet of clay
A Tamil play staged by a theatre group in Chennai exposes the inherent social biases of and caste oppression by epic heroes.
S. VISWANATHAN
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Of awards and rewards
Viewed in the context of a general atmosphere of cultural policing prevailing in the country, the developments relating to the 48th National Film Awar
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Portrait of a poet
The first-ever film on Tamil poet Subramania Bharati strikes a chord.
S. VISWANATHAN
In search of an answer
S. VISWANATHAN
Greasepaint, and beyond
With his performance in Vanaprastham, which won for him the national award for best actor, Malayalam actor Mohan Lal has reached another high point of
From failure to success
FOR Murali Nair, the cinematic journey that culminated in Cannes this year with the award of the Golden Camera for his 57-minute featurette, Marana Si
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