Revisiting four films by the Yugantar Film Collective as their representations of women's rights and labour struggles resonate in today's climate.
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Documentaries The Encampments and A Night of Knowing Nothing share the art of student protest with distinct methods.
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I, Poppy examines a field of historic injustice and corruption in India through one family's struggle.
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In Marriage Cops, filmmakers Shashwati Talukdar and Cheryl Hess observe police officers in action at India's Women's Hotline.
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An interview with Superboys of Megalaon director Reema Kagti and producer Zoya Akhtar about adapting a 2008 documentary cult hit as a drama.
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Call Me Dancer review finds a great underdog story in Mumbai's Manish Chauhan as he follows his dream to take the stage.
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An interview with Deepa Mehta and Sirat Taneja about I Am Sirat and using a collaborative approach to sharing a transgender story.
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Sarvnik Kaur's Against the Tide observes two Mumbai fisherman as the face a choose regarding their traditional methods and sustainable practice.
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Vinay Shukla offers a riveting portrait of journalist Ravish Kumar that captures the frenzied state of journalism with While We Watched.
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Reason is a mystery story with Anand Patwardhan as the detective. It’s the perfect role for a documentarist to play.
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