Curators' Notes
We're excited to present the curation for the month of October at Hyderabad. This month, we're celebrating the works of director John Cassavetes – the progenitor of the American Independent Cinema movement. Cassavetes's films were characterized by an actor centered approach and are widely known
We're launching a new blog and an online film forum in our effort to curate deep conversations around cinema.
A selection of hand-picked movies, representative of our curators’ tastes.
“It’s a new world and there are a lot of stories we can tell each other.” – Edward Yang
A short note on the films for March 2024.
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An ode to films and filmmakers that chose to defy cinematic norms by challenging the symbolic or literal representations associated with a cinematic image.
Explore the contemplative cinematic world of Tsai Ming-Liang, where time slows to a meditative pace, and characters navigate solitude and deep introspection.
A note on the films for the month of September 2023.
Rohmer delves into existential dilemmas through precise & rational dialogues. His meticulous craft and thematic depth mark him as a master filmmaker.
Jean-Luc Godard, a cinematic rebel in the truest sense, pushed boundaries, embraced radicality, and redefined cinema with his poetic vision.
Experience Marker's mastery in weaving narration, imagery, and anthropology to unveil humility in exploring identity, history, and culture—a cinematic legacy.
Demy's films blend romance and music, weaving characters and narratives amid social and political themes, revealing his distinctive storytelling approach.
We explore Agnes Varda's life and focus on her dichotomous filmmaking, feminist stance, and humanistic vision.
Delving into Alain Resnais' career, we spotlight his fascination with consciousness and memory, showcasing his unique narrative style and experimental films.
The French New Wave film movement emerged in post-war France as a reaction to traditions & norms resulting in personal works that remain influential even today.