When France relinquished the colonial outpost of Pondicherry after India’s independence in 1947, it gave its subjects the option between French and Indian citizenships. Inadequately publicised, this voluntary path to enfranchisement failed to reach the vast majority of Pondicherry’s population, who became Indian citizens by default. A fraction of those left behind continue to fight for what they perceive to be their birthright.
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Travelogue, memoir, and outrageous cinematic spectacle converge in this kaleidoscopic valentine to the Eternal City, composed by one of its most iconic inhabitants. Leisurely one moment and breathle.. more
A biblical epic that only the Marxist dissident Pier Paolo Pasolini could make, this intensely faithful adaptation of Saint Matthew’s Gospel depicts the life and teachings of Jesus Christ (Enrique.. more
A curated evening of psychological thriller short films, paired with a live mentalist act and an immersive art experience. Part of Cinergy's "Art Under One Roof" series, the event blends cinema, liv.. more
Presented alongside Fever Dreams, Avinash Veeraraghavan's solo exhibition at GALLERYSKE, we have collaborated with Mool for a Screening Room that brings together three landmark films spanning expres.. more
