beyond bollywood

beyond bollywood: discoveries from india spotlight program at the 52nd melbourne international film festival

Welcome to Beyond Bollywood: Discoveries From India

Indian cinema is the largest film industry in the world, but only in recent years has it created any kind of impact outside that sub-continent.  Besides the bindis, bangles, music, romance and dance of the now ubiquitous Bollywood archetype, there is an interesting spectrum of independently made films that reveal the layers and intricacies within a fascinating and multi-faceted society.

The Australian Centre for the Moving Image, the Australia-India Council and the Directorate of Film Festivals in India are proud to support the Melbourne International Film Festival in presenting Beyond Bollywood: Discoveries From India, a spotlight program highlighting the best in exemplary, independent Indian film.

The Melbourne International Film Festival also welcomes Buddhadeb Dasgupta, director of the much-anticipated A Tale of a Naughty Girl and Gautaman Bhaskaran, special correspondent for leading Indian newspaper The Hindu.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the best in contemporary Indian cinema!

  • Watch the films - get all the details of the screenings and get info on the venues
  • Read more about Indian cinema in the insightful article by Guataman Bhaskaran, Special Correspondent, The Hindu: Beyond Bollywood: Exploring Contemporary Indian Cinema
  • Meet the Melbourne International Film Festival guests from India
  • Explore Indian cinema and culture - go to more info on India for a comprehensive list of resources.

Wednesday 23 July - Sunday 10 August
See individual films for full session details
Beyond Bollywood: Discoveries From India is proudly presented by:
Australian centre for the moving image Australia-India council
directorate of film festivals 52nd melbourne international film festival
  • visit the website: 52nd melbourne international film festival
 
 
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