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At its core, ‘Days in the Forest’ is a reflection on storytelling, memory, and the tense encounter between urban life and the elemental world.
A still from 'I, Poppy' by Vivek Chaudhary
Mumbai-based band Pacifist
Written and produced by Riz himself and directed by Bassam Tariq and Tom George, the series moves between satire, dark comedy, psychological thriller, and family drama, set against contemporary London.
The film uses movement to explore identity as something shaped by conditioning, inheritance, and the body
Poster and stills from previous editions
Ritwick Das
Framed photograph of guesthouse owner’s sari-clad Vietnamese grandmother displayed in the reception room of the Jardin Suffren guesthouse, Pondicherry and a tombstone of a Franco-Pondicherrian employed in Indochina
The Next Frontier: CEF Founder Supriya Suri On The Future Of India’s Creative Economy
Photographs by Rae Oswald (@raeoswald_) / courtesy of Yohan Irani
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
William Spencer Bagdatopoulos
A new production of the 19th-century ballet La Bayadère at Dutch National Opera & Ballet confronts orientalism (Left); Chennai-based multi-disciplinary artist Tenma works as an artistic consultant and film director on the project (Right)
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