Since the last few years, the Golden Globes Awards ceremony has stood out as a witness to powerful speeches by the actresses who have been awarded for their distinctive performances.
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The following films from 18 countries introspect on wars, both past and present, to uncover uncomfortable truths and present counterpoints to 'western' narratives and depiction of war.
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What does it mean to continue to create art during a genocide?
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In an industry where women were seldom elevated from the status of arm candies, Shyam Benegal painted his women with myriad hues of complexities. Mandi is a classic illustration of this exemplary capability.
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The recent crop of films on North-South Korea relations reflects a deep-seated yearning for the reunification of Korea
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Irish folk singer Aoife Scott talks to Outlook about Irish folk music, her passion for politics and Palestine.
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The maestro was known world over for his magical fingers on the tabla. But the Ustad also harboured other interests—among them stood out his penchant for the silver screen.
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But can their humble endeavours counter the narrative that the multi-crore Bollywood productions and the 24-hour news channels churn out?
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Led by the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union, the students came together to demand the release of various political prisoners—many of them students—who have been incarcerated for more than four years.
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While some filmmakers search Delhi's streets for love, others are swayed by its penchant for resistance.
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