Film (Homegrown Creators)

Film (Homegrown Creators)

Left: Karshni Nair; Right: NYC’s Chaat Dog
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The way stories are told may change, but their value, and the value of the artists who create them, will always endure.
‘Barber of the Gods’ uses a supernatural premise to examine generational conflict, inherited professions, and the burden of tradition, framing it as a critique of blind faith and the idea of sacredness.
After The Meet-Cute: ‘Halves’ Is A Rare Short Film That Gets The Second Date Right
From Bhuvaneshwar to Delhi, experience India in motion with Homegrown’s weekly curation of the best in art, design, film, music, food, events, and more.
The Calorie Film Festival at the Bangalore International Centre brings together 12 films across 11 languages to explore food as more than sustenance.
What 'Don’t Interrupt While We Dance' insists upon, with its parallel future and its nothing-at-all ending, is the right to keep imagining what the rest of the evening could look like.
The short documentary Roti, follows Grandma Krishna, whose recipes, shaped by a life spanning British India to England, are being preserved by her grandson.
Through conversations with its residents, the film examines belonging, cultural continuity, and the tensions within immigration discourse.
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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.
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