Screenings by SomeArt
03 October, 2026 - 04 October, 2026
12:10 PM - 6:30 PM
3rd October
Screening 1 - 12:10 PM
The Virgin Spring (1960 / Ingmar Bergman)
A haunting tale of innocence, faith, violence and revenge. In medieval Sweden, a young girl sets out on a simple journey—one that takes a devastating turn and forces questions of morality, faith and human nature.
Screening 2 - 3 PM
Ordet (1955 / Carl Theodor Dreyer)
Faith. Doubt. Love. And a miracle that challenges everything we believe. A quiet, powerful masterpiece where the boundaries between the spiritual and the impossible begin to disappear.
4th October
Screening 3 - 12:10 PM
Pather Panchali (1955 / Satyajit Ray)
A little boy. A world waiting to be discovered. A family trying to hold on. Satyajit Ray’s unforgettable debut captures childhood, poverty, hope and the quiet beauty of everyday life with extraordinary tenderness.
Screening 4 - 4 PM
Aparajito (1956 / Satyajit Ray)
A boy grows up. A mother struggles to let go. And the world beyond home begins to call. The second chapter of Ray’s celebrated Apu Trilogy is a deeply moving portrait of growing up, ambition, love and the quiet distance that time creates between a mother and her son.
Join us for an evening with drinks, snacks and a post-screening discussion.
Walking distance from Kailash Colony Market, South-Delhi & GK-1 Market, South-Delhi
Come watch, reflect, and stay back for the conversation.
Screening 1 - 12:10 PM
The Virgin Spring (1960 / Ingmar Bergman)
A haunting tale of innocence, faith, violence and revenge. In medieval Sweden, a young girl sets out on a simple journey—one that takes a devastating turn and forces questions of morality, faith and human nature.
Screening 2 - 3 PM
Ordet (1955 / Carl Theodor Dreyer)
Faith. Doubt. Love. And a miracle that challenges everything we believe. A quiet, powerful masterpiece where the boundaries between the spiritual and the impossible begin to disappear.
4th October
Screening 3 - 12:10 PM
Pather Panchali (1955 / Satyajit Ray)
A little boy. A world waiting to be discovered. A family trying to hold on. Satyajit Ray’s unforgettable debut captures childhood, poverty, hope and the quiet beauty of everyday life with extraordinary tenderness.
Screening 4 - 4 PM
Aparajito (1956 / Satyajit Ray)
A boy grows up. A mother struggles to let go. And the world beyond home begins to call. The second chapter of Ray’s celebrated Apu Trilogy is a deeply moving portrait of growing up, ambition, love and the quiet distance that time creates between a mother and her son.
Join us for an evening with drinks, snacks and a post-screening discussion.
Walking distance from Kailash Colony Market, South-Delhi & GK-1 Market, South-Delhi
Come watch, reflect, and stay back for the conversation.
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• In case an event is cancelled or postponed, the responsibility to inform the guests who had booked tickets is of the event host.
• Misbehavior at event venue can lead to expulsion from the venue.
• Venue rules apply.
• The responsibility for the event, ensuring necessary permissions and requirements are met is of the host.
• Tickets will be sent on the email provided. In case you do not receive the ticket on your email address after the payment has been made, please contact us at [email protected].
• Tickets cannot be refunded after the payment.
• Refund will be made only in cases an event is cancelled or postponed to another day after deduction of platform charges/booking fees, after confirmation of the cancellation from the event host.
• In case an event is cancelled or postponed, the responsibility to inform the guests who had booked tickets is of the event host.
• Misbehavior at event venue can lead to expulsion from the venue.
• Venue rules apply.
• The responsibility for the event, ensuring necessary permissions and requirements are met is of the host.