At a time when we are spoilt for choice on what to watch, the best movies don't make it to streaming. And nothing beats the communal experience of watching a movie together. Join us for the first (literally) Underground film club in the city.  This month, join us for a screening of Drag Me To Hell (2009). When loan officer Christine Brown refuses an old lady an extension on her loan, the lady places a curse of the Lamia upon Christine. Soon, Christine's life is turned into a nightmare. Read More..

Where Olive Trees Weep is a searing window into the struggles and resilience of the Palestinians under Israeli occupation. It explores themes of loss, trauma, and the quest for justice. We follow, among others, Palestinian journalist and therapist Ashira Darwish, activist Ahed Tamimi, Israeli journalist Amira Hass, and Dr. Gabor Maté’s trauma-healing work with women tortured in Israeli prisons. Ancient landscapes bear deep scars, having witnessed the brutal reality of ancestral land confiscation, expulsion, imprisonment, home demolition, water deprivation, and denial of basic huma Read More..

At a time when we are spoilt for choice on what to watch, the best movies don't make it to streaming. And nothing beats the communal experience of watching a movie together. Join us for the first (literally) Underground film club in the city.  This month, join us for a screening of Fight Club (1999). Unhappy with his capitalistic lifestyle, a white-collared insomniac forms an underground fight club with Tyler, a careless soap salesman. Soon, their venture spirals down into something sinister. Read More..

Description: Spanning three centuries Morisika (Mirage); The Story of the Boatman is an attempt to map the history of the Brahmaputra River in Assam. Narrated by the Brahmaputra, a Boatman and individuals of three riverine communities, the film addresses universal themes of memory, loss, hope and resilience. The “boatman” is a metaphor for connecting threads much as the boatmen themselves in Assam connect people and livelihoods. It traces the personal histories of 8 lives that are intertwined with the river during the 19th, 20th and 21st century set against the backdrop of politici Read More..

In a lush haor, Sultan, a young man seeking a fresh start, becomes entwined in a poignant tale of resilience and sacrifice. He joins a family haunted by tragedy, where he toils amidst the golden fields, forming bonds that defy the encroaching monsoon's wrath. Yet, as floods ravage their world, tragedy strikes once more, thrusting Sultan into a whirlwind of responsibility and love. Amidst shattered dreams and fleeting hope, their journey unfolds—a gripping saga of courage and determination against nature's merciless onslaught. Join them on a riveting adventure as they chase elusiv Read More..

Four people who don't know each other are sitting side by side in the subway. They are very different from each other: Dap (a dreamy young man), Alex (a slightly older woman, very intelligent and pragmatic), Martin (an ordinary, average and shy man), and Fulugula (an Asian who is bizarre and grotesque). Apparently, it's a day like any other. As is often the case in the metro, the four characters observe each other, avoid each other's gazes, remain in their own world... But little by little, a slightly bizarre relationship takes hold. Language: French, with English subtitles Read More..

Wrought: "Wrought" explores the hidden beauty of decay through mesmerizing time-lapse photography. From blooming bacterial colonies to frothing yeasts, it challenges us to see the artistry in the inevitable. Chao Carbon: Mr. Aes Gener is a greedy mega-entrepreneur in the energy business. Through his story we get into the dirty business he has done in Chile and the world with coal, while we see, through archival footage, the damage to people and nature of this obsolete and polluting fossil fuel. Garrano: A Garrano horse is forced to pull a heavy load under a blazing sun. Young b Read More..

At a time when we are spoilt for choice on what to watch, the best movies don't make it to streaming. And nothing beats the communal experience of watching a movie together. Join us for the first (literally) Underground film club in the city.  This month, we’re screening “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” (1998). Raoul is a journalist who along with his lawyer head to Las Vegas to cover the mint 400 motorcycle race. Soon pleasure overtakes work and they indulge in a variety of recreational drugs. Read More..

At a time when we are spoilt for choice on what to watch, the best movies don't make it to streaming. And nothing beats the communal experience of watching a movie together. Join us for the first (literally) Underground film club in the city.  This month, we’re screening “Polite Society” (2023). Martial artist-in-training Ria Khan believes she must save her older sister Lena from her impending marriage. After enlisting the help of her friends, Ria attempts to pull off the most ambitious of all wedding heists in the name of independence and sisterhood. Read More..

With four groundbreaking festival editions to our roster, sweeping 31 towns across 18 states of India, All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) is proud to take its vision of catalysing climate action in India through sheer emotive power of cinema, a step further with the introduction of the ‘ALT EFF Film Club’. ALT EFF Film Club is rooted in Community, Cinema, and Conversation, serving as a foundation to foster environmental stewardship that brings meaningful change through diverse collaboration. Films inspire, educate, and empower, with Film Club we are working Read More..