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Film
Venice 2026 – ‘Our Share of Sand’ – shifting family loyalties make for absorbing watch
Film shot in India, helmed by Brit Shalini Adnani, has just had its world premiere at Critic’s Week in Venice…
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Bollywood asianculturevulture vibes: Monsoon blues but one film leaps forward massively…
August was a busy month at the box office; some failed, many gained and there was one big surprise… By…
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Venice 2026 preview – Lovers in the Blue Night; The Difficult Bride; Our Share of Sand and other films
Our preview of the Venice International Film Festival which begins shortly… IN A WEEK’S TIME, the island of Lido, in…
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Film
Never Had a Chance – UK film release – director Jazz Bhalla and actors Amar Chaggar and Tina Sharma interviews
You can watch these interviews on Instagram or YouTube channels… THIS FILM first screened to us at the UK Asian…
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Art
‘The Meeting Ground’ – Kiran Nadar’s summer gift to London about to depart
Range and depth – deserves more exhibition time and viewing… Our review below 🎨 Christie’s London free summer exhibition –…
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Film
Never Had a Chance UK cinema release; Ish; Putul…
UK independent feature gets big screen release; also other films to look out for… DIRECTED BY Jazz Bhalla this film…
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Film
Bollywood asianculturevulture vibes: Vijay last film delivers; Alia Bhatt dips
July was all about the rains in Mumbai, as for cinema there was Vijay, Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn portraying…
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‘Blue Mist’ – Selling out or community authenticity? Writer Mohamed-Zain Dada reflects
Staying true to yourself and remain on the margins or sell your soul and enjoy the life you have always…
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Festivals
Liff 2026 – Aamir Khan at the BFI…more to follow (see Reel below)
More on his In Conversation at the London Indian Film Festival (Liff) appearance soon – including an acv perspective… click…
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A Midsummer’s Night Dream – Atri Banerjee and Maimuna Memon – more please…
A beautiful stage and setting for one of Shakespeare’s most dreamy, romantic and playful (and slightly confusing) creations… QUAINT and…
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