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To Die a Frenchman (2026)
Pankaj Rishi Kumar
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.
Juhu (Venue details to be shared with confirmation)

Followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, facilitated by Aanchal Kapur (Founder, Kriti Film Club)
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The Short Film Program is an initiative to bridge the gap between films and audiences, creating a space where short films can reach viewers the way cinema is intended to be experienced. The program .. more
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Juhu (Venue details to be shared with confirmation)

Followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, facilitated by Aanchal Kapur (Founder, Kriti Film Club)
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This Halloween, the darkness belongs to the big screen.

Mumbai, prepare for two nights of screams, shadows, and stories that refuse to let you sleep.

Dark Scream Film Festival returns on 24 & .. more
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Residents of Dreamland
Directed By Jitanshu Sharma
Supriyo, a neuro-counsellor and Amrita, an aspiring actress meet and fall in love only to realize that the things they loved about each other are.. more
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As part of MAMI Independent. Free entry on first come first served basis. Post-screening Q&A with the film team. There will also be screening of short film - Leela (Tanmay Chowdhary).

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FilmFool After Dark is a late-evening side of Mumbai's favourite micro cinema, where movie nights get a little more thrilling.

November brings Horror Nights, with every screening starting at 7:30.. more
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