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Festivals
London Indian Film Festival (June 23-July 3) – ACV guide to films with ticket links…
Festival showcasing some of the best South Asian cinema starts late this week… CALLING all you film buffs…the London Indian…
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Books
JLF London 2022: Anita Rani on being ‘The Right Sort of Girl’ and “brown in a white world and white in a brown world”…
There were sessions on Ukraine, writing a memoir (Howard Jacobson) and recipes gleaned from communities close to the Himalayas and…
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Books
‘Sunny’: Falling asleep when it all gets too much – comedian Sukh Ojla on her debut novel exploring romance, family and mental health…
On the TV and best known perhaps as a stand-up, she’s smashing it as comedic novelist too now… By Mamie…
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‘Lotus Beauty’ – Powerful portrait of sisterhood (review)
Set in Southall in West London, this play shines a very welcome and incisive light on a group of authentic…
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Main Headlines
‘The Father and the Assassin’ – The Likeable killer? Actor Shubham Saraf on Nathuram Godse (interview)
Gandhi’s murder sent ripples around the world but few outside India know anything about the man who mudered him until…
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Festivals
Cannes 2022 – Reviews: Triangle of Sadness; Tori and Lokita; Brother and Sister…
The Competition films acv saw at this year’s Cannes Film Festival… by Sailesh Ram Funny and entertaining but perhaps not…
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Books
Top Literary prizewinner to be announced tomorrow (May 26)
Eclectic selection of nominations this year… ARIFA AKBAR is amongst those shortlisted for The Jhalak Prize this year, with her…
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Pooja Ghai: Award-winning director charts exciting future for global majority stories…
As the curtain rises on this creative’s debut production as artistic director of Tamasha, acv profiles her theatre journey to…
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Art
Kekee Manzil: House of Art – Interviews with filmmakers: Behroze Gandhy, Dilesh Korya and Talvin Singh… (videos click page link)
Film which is described as a love letter to Bombay/Mumbai and its people had its official world premiere on Sunday…
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Theatre bird bites (May-June): ‘I Wanna Be Yours’; ‘The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs’; ‘Lotus Beauty’; ‘The Father and the Assassin’; ‘Peaceophobia’
It’s a very busy month as several new plays open – and there’s a good deal of innovation and untold…
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