These powerful lyrics by Helen Reddy foreshadows the direction of G5A Cinema House’s upcoming curation. Over the past few years, Indian non-fiction filmmaking has burst into the global scene, garnering praise and accolades alike. Primarily fronted and buoyed by the vision of women, March’s Cinema House will cast a spotlight on such documentaries and shorts.
From the personal as political, to the global political as personal, the preoccupations of these trailblazing filmmakers visibilise the changed vocabulary of Indian non-fiction and how this subverted the rules of filmmaking as a whole.
Join us at the G5A warehouse, from March 29-31, to witness a line-up of films that not just gained global appreciation, but also rethought the boundaries of fiction and non-fiction filmmaking.
Schedule:
March 29, Friday
19:30 – And, Towards Happy Alleys by Sreemoyee Singh
March 30, Saturday
13:30 – My Grandfather’s House by Alvina Joshi
Flat Bol Mumma Flat! By Vedanti Londhe
Ek Tha Gaon by Srishti Lakhera
17:00 – Holy Rights by Farha Khatun
20:00 – Bawa’s Garden by Clara Kraft Isono
March 31, Sunday
12:00 – Screening 05 | Cinema House | The Woman’s Voice : Non-Fiction
15:00 – The Golden Thread by Nishtha Jain
19:00 – Against the Tide by Sarvnik Kaur
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G5A presents Cinema House: an opportunity to celebrate the experience of collective film viewing. For one weekend a month, our black box theatre transforms into a single-screen theatre dedicated to independent, regional, and contemporary cinema.
