10 years ago
Social Films Today Cannot Be Preachy
Biswanath Rath, an award winning director shares his wisdom on filming a hard-hitting social message in just ninety seconds of a silent film.
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10 years ago
The worst thing a film can do is bore the audience
Spanish filmmaker Oriol Cardus talks about making his first short fiction film, 600$, which is winning accolades for it’s fresh and engaging storyline.
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10 years ago
Indian New Wave Cinema Revisited
We launched the ‘New Wave Cinema Revisited’ project for creating an annotative repository of Indian new wave films and it is a huge goal.
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10 years ago
I want to explore the innocence and understanding of a child
Filmmaker Prasanna Ponde talks about his love for making films for and about children, his inspirations and his debut film Vithya.
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10 years ago
Classical animation will never disappear because its results are different
Filmmaker Enrique Diego takes us through the making of his animated short film, Rupestre, that was part of the recently concluded Jagran Film Festival.
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10 years ago
Teaspoon is based on everyday emotions that bubble & trouble
Ad-maker & author turned filmmaker Aban Bharucha Deohans talks about making her first short film Teaspoon that was officially selected for Jagran Film Festival
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10 years ago
Watermelon is based on my belief that the world is grey
Pranav Harihar Sharma talks to Pandolin about his short film Watermelon and what lead him to leave his advertising career to take up film making full time.
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10 years ago
People do not see potential in low-budget sci-fi in India
Firdaus J. talks about his sci-fi film, GenX01, which was part of Jagran Short film festival and the challenges faced in getting the film made.
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10 years ago
We’ve never attempted anything like ‘The Sweet Requiem’ before
Filmmakers Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam share their experience of being part of the Drishyam – Sundance Screenwriters’ Lab & talk about The Sweet Requiem.
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10 years ago
No one will pay Rs 700 for a ticket for a film by an unknown name
Prashant Sehgal, who has made 10 features, 80 documentaries, shorts & more talks about his journey and his film being available on Fliqvine.
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