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Sukhpreet Kahlon

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Just Hold On review: A joyous, life-affirming story about fighting against all odds

The documentary short tells the story of a formidable seven-year-old who holds on to life, and other things too.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Urdu

1978 review: The struggle to stay true to oneself amidst an oppressive regime

The short film takes a page out of Pakistani history to examine ways in which repressive governments force people to adapt or die.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review French

The Criminals review: Questions who the real criminals are in an oppressive state

Serhat Karaaslan’s film is an ominous reminder of the power of the state.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Other

The Last Marriage review: Marital discord in the midst of a zombie apocalypse

The short film is a hilarious take on how everyday niggling grievances will survive practically anything.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review English

Cinestaan Curates: The Long Goodbye is an emotional, visceral response to intolerance

Aneil Karia’s short film is a hard-hitting and anguished denouncement of xenophobia and hate politics.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Other

The Affected review: Shining a light on the muddled times we live in

Rikke Gregersen’s finely crafted short film is funny, absurd and thought-provoking.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Other

The School Bus review: Finding power in being self-reliant

Ramazan Kılıç’s short film follows the struggle of a young school teacher to get transportation for her students.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article Punjabi

Punjabi singer Kanwar Grewal releases his latest song, 'Chhabeel'

The anthem backs the farmers who have been protesting against laws being put in place by the government.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article Hindi

I believe I have had a rebirth after completing Barah By Barah, says director Gaurav Madan

The film had its international premiere at the 24th Shanghai International Film Festival and will also be at the Indian Film Festival Stuttgart.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Malayalam

Cinestaan Curates: Men At My Door is an unpredictable thriller that keeps you guessing

Vinay Krishnan’s Malayalam short stars Sudev Nair and Aswathi Menon.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review English

What’s Your Story? review: Examining the ecosystem of indie cinema

OP Srivastava’s documentary takes the viewer into an almost parallel universe in a bid to depict all aspects of making an indie film.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Assam

Xogun review: A searing critique of journalism in our times

Utpal Borpujari’s Assamese-language short film reflects upon media ethics and their rapid erosion.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article English

Auroville allows for everybody to find their place, says filmmaker Christoph Pohl

Ever Slow Green tells the remarkable and inspirational story of the man-made woodland in the experimental township.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Kannada

Pinni review: The meandering journey of a boy in search of happiness

The Kannada-language short film is centred on a young man’s quest to find and follow his passion.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Saudi Arabia

Cinestaan Curates: Café Regular, Cairo offers an intricate insight into relationships

Ritesh Batra's Arabic language short film sheds light on modern-day relationships in Cairo.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article Hindi

75 years of Hum Ek Hain (1946): A parable of national integration which marked Dev Anand’s debut

Released on 8 June 1946, the film imparts the message of tolerance, oneness and unity.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article Hindi

Certain films are just evergreen, says Rati Agnihotri on Ek Duuje Ke Liye's enduring appeal

In an exclusive interview on the 40th anniversary of the film's release, Agnihotri reminisces about her debut in Hindi cinema with Kamal Haasan.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review English

Cinestaan Curates: Mummy is a tender film about the bond between mother and son

Shot in the documentary mode and inspired by a personal moment, it examines the beginning of the process of separation.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article

We are giving consumers unseen content and filmmakers a platform, says ABC Talkies founder Siddharth Sinha

The film tech company enables directors to set their own ticket prices and directly access audiences through its pay-per-view model.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article Marathi

Cinema has the ability to surprise me every time, says Sthalpuran director Akshay Indikar

In an exclusive interview, the filmmaker talks about the centrality of using landscape as his canvas and making it reverberate with meaning.

over 3 years ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon