Rashmika

Souvenir (2018) Shot by Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit

Las noches de Cabiria (Federico Fellini, 1957).

Juan Rulfo El escritor-fotógrafo introvertido, de mirada llena de paisajes y gentes de su pueblo mexicano. Escribió como fotografió, íntimamente.

@6_c_b Hii! Yes. I was lucky enough to attend the event. Sorry, I couldn’t send you the rest of the scans since the dm option wasn’t open for sharing media from your end.

どうやら昨年にはアメリカにてマーク・ヒガシノ氏が撮影した「love letter」写真展があった様で、これは会場で販売されていたポストカードの一部。日本でも開催して欲しかった…

T H E G O D D E S S [ D E V I ] S a t y a j i t R a y 1 9 6 0 FILE: transfer.it/t/aTgAnrpjQZwQ

dear palestinian cinema admirers, i recently discovered a google spreadsheet compiling the list of palestinian cinema index on letterboxd. The spreadsheet has downloadable links to over 700 docs and films. Kindly, retweet and spread the word! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

John Coltrane playing the flute on a train during his visit to Japan. -Photo by Kazuo Arai.

En la Ciudad de Sylvia / In the City of Sylvia (2007, José Luis Guerín)

Guang Yin De Gu Shi (In Our Time)[Carlotta Films] 1982 gofile.io/d/Fi4oRs

Listening now to this fantastic upbeat Jazz-Funk track 'You And Music' featuring the soulful vocals of Kay Haith & Donald Byrd himself from Byrd's 1975 Lp 'Places and Spaces' Enjoy!

Today, Shobana Dharmaraja, better known as Isaipriya, would have turned 44 years old. Hearing the name Isaipriya aches the hearts of millions of Tamils all over the world, remembering the fate and the immense pain she suffered in Mullivaikkal. The horrific pain and dehuminization she suffered was not an isolated event: it reflects what thousands upon thousands of Tamil women endured at the hands of the Sri Lankan government, not only in the small strip of Mullivaikkal, but also throughout the three-decade-long genocidal war that Sri Lanka fought against the Tamil people. I think it is important that Shobana should be remembered for who she was, and not only as a victim among the thousands of Tamils who suffered. She should be remembered for what she loved to do and what she pursued with passion. She was a young, beautiful Tamil actress with great acting range, a dancer, a woman with a beautiful and soothing voice, a journalist, and a great mother. The footage that you are seeing is from the short film Veli, which was shot in the late 2000s, probably around 2007 or 2008. The Tamil Eelam short films and movies that were made during the Eelam war may not have been great in terms of technical quality due to the lack of resources, but the films and the directors behind them wrote meaningful stories that were progressive and deeply moving. As in this short film, it depicts the struggles of young single mothers and the stigma they faced in society. May Isaipriya rest in peace, and may the Sri Lankan government and its perpetrators suffer for their crimes against Eelam Tamils.

Idea that Mughals were despotic & destroyed India’s Hindu culture was an orientalist construct by the early British colonial state in India. They developed the notion of a golden Hindu past which was in need of resurrection. Early east India company state

Mood

@mskp_29 It’s a quiet film indeed. Thank you for posting this video! :)

*Naseem is my long-overdue introduction to Saeed sahab's work, and can't wait to watch ARVIND DESAI KI AJEEB DASTAAN plus SALIM LANGDE PE MAT RO in the upcoming days at IFFK.

post NASEEM (1995) screening at IFFK, a lady asked Saeed Akhtar Mirza sahab if the iconic "why is the sky blue in colour" question at the end of the film was meant to be his way of saying how we forgot to smile after Dec 6th 1992. (contd)

appreciation tweet for Ragas! अरविन्द देसाई की अजीब दास्तान / arvind desai ki ajeeb dastaan (saeed akhtar mirza, 1978)

> Dreams (Chungking Express) - Faye Wong (1994)

Naseem (1995), Saeed Akhtar Mirza

Couplet of Mir-Taqi-Mir in ‘Naseem’ (1995)