Two women, Shin and Susan, and one cat, Shwe Lone Chay, are slowly learning to be a family unit, lovingly accepting each other’s insecurities. In the face of the current LGBTQIA+ repression in Myanmar, same-sex marriage, for the time being, remains a faraway dream.
Arthshila Delhi is thrilled to present Travelling Film Southasia in collaboration with Film Southasia. Featuring 19 thought-provoking films, offering diverse perspectives, captivating storytelling, and creating space for meaningful discussions.
Film Southasia 2025 (details)
Date: 12 & 13 April 2025 (Sat & Sun)
Timings: 11 AM to 8 PM
Get RSVPs for any kind of film screening on Fillum (hosted in any physical space - from your living room to a big auditorium.) Ticketing available now.
In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
PSYA invites you to our monthly Art and Literature session for a screening of Soviet film Triumph Over Violence depicting the rise and fall of fascism in Germany. Especially relevant in the times we.. more
