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What we do
Discover

Lost films. Forgotten directors. The Indian shorts, docs & features the dropdown menu was never designed to surface. We archive, we curate, we surface things you should have seen by now. Consider this an intervention.

Watch together

There's a reason some of us cry in theatres over things we wouldn't cry alone. The collective experience of film isn't a nice extra — it's the whole point. Online screenings. IRL pop-ups. Conversations with the people who made the thing. We recreate the vibe.

Make it matter

We're not just celebrating overlooked films — we're building the proof. Community demand, screening numbers, an audience on record telling distributors and platforms there's a crowd waiting. The films get a second life. The audience gets the films. This is what we do instead of waiting for someone else to fix it.

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Maharashtrian men don't cry.

Neeraj Ghaywan is back with another deep meditation of the Indian human condition constantly triggered and probed by a system built to inflict suffering.

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Pinch of payback.

Uttara Singh turns her lens on sexuality and vulnerability through her treatise on the Big Indian Wedding.

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Remake, Rehash, Regress?

Indian studios fail and fail again to adopt the western franchise model and try to create universes out of paper-thin plots and characters.

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Maharashtrian men don't cry.

Rohan Kanawade on why he chose to challenge heartland sexuality and vulnerability in Sundance winner Sabar Bonda (Cactus Tears).

01/04/2026

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