Short Film Screenings
Supported by Jefferies
An NCPA Presentation in collaboration with White Wall Screenings
Many wonderful short films are being made in India. Filmmakers are at work in their own regions, devising bold, new ways to experiment with form and technique. Short Film Corner hopes to be a showcase for these films and open a dialogue between the filmmakers and their audiences.
Panha
Marathi with English Subtitles (22 mins)
In a quaint Maharashtrian village, seven-year-old Vithu’s family faces losing their ancestral mango orchard to the bullet train project. Baba seeks a fresh start in the city, while kaka clings to their roots. Aware of the irreparable rift between his father and uncle, Vithu takes matters into his own hands. Days before their eviction, he disappears, forcing his family into a search that will test their love, resilience, and the meaning of home.
Directed by Sakshi Mishra
Art Attack
Hindi with English Subtitles (10 mins)
Tasked with caring for the collection of a famous artist who once humiliated her at art school, a young gallery volunteer carries a quiet resentment. But as a series of unexpected events unfold, she discovers that artistic brilliance and human decency may not be as incompatible as she imagined.
Directed by Shikha Jain
Aparichit
Hindi with English Subtitles (19 mins)
On an evening when the rain is in a particularly relentless mood, a young woman working from home is interrupted by an elderly stranger at her door, seeking shelter.
Directed by Rahat Jain
The screening will be followed by a Q&A session.
Entry free on a first come, first served basis. NCPA Members will get preferential seating till 6.20 pm.
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Age Guidance: 6+
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