The World of Apu

Julia Shiota writes about growing up Japanese-American; with art work by Clinton Tham.

Manishankar Prasad looks at how the Indian diaspora in the Middle East consumes films.

Amitava Akash Nag tells us what Bergman’s films mean to him.

Naveena Vijayan watches a gourmet film that leaves her hungry.

Kamila Kunda shares her passion for cinema that reflects the natural rhythms of life.

Gayathiri looks at how this issue is presented in The Red Thread (Spanish) and Sathi Leelavathi (Tamil).

Coco introduces us to Rob Carter’s stop-motion film Metropolis.

口口為我們介紹動畫師勞勃卡特的逐格動畫《大都會》

Ramchander argues that Pa Ranjith’s filmography is never lacking in form, even if such complaints abound.

Ramakrishnan takes us on a tour of Art Deco theatres in South Mumbai.

Vishwanathan talks to those who make the magic of cinema possible—the men in the projection rooms, the ticket collector, the popcorn vendor.

Kurien visits the Golden Mile Complex in Singapore, where every kind of film-goer can find a movie to watch.

A multi-lingual film magazine