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Film

Real Ideas, Reel Magic

18 Jun 2013
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Abbas, actors, anonymous, Aronofsky, aspiring, bassist, Belgian, Bergman, Blair Witch Project, brilliant, budgets, busking, cameras, career, Carney, Carruth, censorship, chess, Christopher, Cilian, cinema, comfort, conversation, crew, darkest, Darren, dashboard, details, digital, dimensions, director, disturbing, documentary, dystopia, El Mariachi, equipment, excuses, existentialist, exposure, Falling Slowly, fiction, Film, filmmaking, financial, floored, Following, funding, gadgets, Glen, Hansard, ideas, Iglova, Inception concepts, infrastructure, ingenuous, Ingmar, Iranian, John, kiarostami, Limitations, machines, Man Bites Dog, MarketaIglova, media, money, monotonous, Murphy, musicians, negligible, Nolan, obscure, parallel, Paranormal Activity, passion, physics, Pi, preferences, primer, prospect, Reality, resourceful, resources, Richard, Robert, Rodriguez, room, Schenkman, science, script, Seventh Seal, Shane, storyteller, storytelling, struggle, substitutes, Tarantino, technical, The Frames, The Man from Earth, theories, time travel, tribute, untrained, visual, zone
By Koval Bhatia It has taken me a fair bit of time to get around to writing this, and LBBD’s Suchita will vouch for that. The primary reason being that while everyone loves movie lists and recommendations, when it comes down to actually writing one, it feels like a pretty big...
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Singapore Calling! Your Curated Guide to the City

14 Jun 2013
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19th, 20th century, activities in singapore, alfresco, alive, Altitude, American, Ann, Ann Siang, antiques, app, Apple, Arab, Architectural, art galleries, Attic, attractions, authentic, Avalon, aviaries, Baba Ghanoush, bar, barrage, based, Bay, beach, bean shoot, bedrooms, beers, Belgian, bird, boarding, Boat, Botanical, Botega y, boutique, bread, Brewerkz, Buddha, Bugis, bungee, burrito, buses, business, Cable Car, cafes, Caffeine, Canal, Canning, caramel, Changi, char, Cheese, chicken, chilli, chimps, Chinatown, chinese, chips, Chopsuey, cinnamon, Circus, CK Tang, Clark, cleanliness, clubhouse, coals, cocktails, coconut, coffees, Collyer, concert, concrete, cozy, crab, creatures, crepes, Crystal, Cufflink, cupcakes, Cut, cuts, deserts, dimsum, Din Tai Fung, District, drinks, dumplings, Durian, Duxton, dynamic, eggs, emporiums, escalators, Esmaralda, Esplanade, Etna, Ez-link, F1, family, Far east, Film, fish, fluffy, food, food court, Forketta, fort, Francisca, French, fried, Fullerton, fun, gallery, gardens, gas-powered, gelato, gluten, golf course, Goodwood, gourmet, graffiti, groceries, Guava, guide book, guide to singapore, Hainanese, Haji, halls, hangover, Hatched, heritage, high street, Hill, hip, history, Holland, honey, hot, hotel, household, housing, hummus, ice cream, Ice Cream Uncle, Indo chine, Ion, island, Itacho, italian, Jade, jam, japanese, Jim Thompson, Jones, juice, Jumbo, jungle, Jurong, Kaya, Kinki, kitchens, kites, Kith, Kopitam, Kopitiam, Ku De Ta, kway teow, KYO, Ladurée, Laksa, lane, Lantern, laser, Latteria, Lebanese, lego, Library, limoncello, Loco, Long, lotus, lounge, Lucha, luxury, macaroon, Mad, mall, Mango, maple, Marche, margarita, Marina, marshmallow, Master Chef, Maxwell, MBS, meat, Mediterranean, mega mall, men, Merlion, Michelin, Milenia, Min Jian, minute, mixology, Mobile, model, Mojitos, Mozzarella, MRT, Music, national, New Asia, new york, Newton, nocturnal, noodles, North, offers accommodation, opinions, Orchard, orchid, orderly, Osteria Mozza, OTTO, Outram, paella, Pagar, pancake, pandan, Pangea, Paragon, Paragon Fort, park, pass, password, pavilion, pillar, pink, pitcher, pizzas, Plaza, poached, polarized, post box, prayer, pubs, Puck, Pulao, Quay, queue, quirkiness, Rabbit, race, Raffles, raining, recital, relic, restaurant, Retail, rice, ride, ritzy, Robertson, Robinson Quay, rooftop, rosti, Sabai, Safari, safe, salad, salsa, salted, Sands, sangria, Satay, sauce, SBS, Scotts, screening, seafood, Sentosa, Sheesha, shopping, shops, shrimp, Siang, sightseeing, singapore, Singapore Sling, Singaporean, Singapura, soft, Somerset, soup, souvenir, soy, spanish, speak-easy, specialty, spicy, Spizza, square, Stamford, statue, steak, stores, strawberry, street, street food, structured, Studios, sugarcane, Suntec, Supertree, supremely, Sushi, sweet, Swiss, Takashimaya, Tanglin, Tanjong, Tapas, Taqueria, Tatsuya, tea, temple, Terezza, thai, theatres, thick, thin-crusted, things to do in singapore, Tian Tian, Tim Ho Wan, Toast, tofu, Tong Ah, tooth, travel to singapore, trendy, Ubin, Uncle, underground, unique, Universal, Universal Studios, vegetarian, vertigo, vibe, village, vintage, waffles, walk, walkways, wares, Waterloo, wheel, White, Wild, wine, Wisma Atria, Wolfgang, wood-fired, yummy, Zoo
By Akanksha Mishra Travellers have polarized opinions about Singapore. Some might call it a concrete jungle, resembling a neatly stacked lego model. I can see how being orderly, structured with an overt emphasis on cleanliness may overwhelm a few; I wholeheartedly believe this...
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Through the Lens | In Conversation with Gauri Chadha

14 Jun 2013
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accountable, actions, Alfred, applaud, April, Arizona, audience, award, aware, awareness, belief, better, Beverly, bhopal, bitter, black cod, blast, blood, bomb, Borderless, borders, brighter, brilliance, California, Cannes, captivated, Categories, change, chinese, cinematic, citizens, citizenship, comfort zone, compassion, Competition, contemplating, contributing, Corner, crisis, cultural, dabbling, Dada, debating, Delhi generation, despair, director, disconnected, discussing, documentary, dream, dubai, dull, Ealing, education, effect, elevating, emotionally, entertaining, epiphany, Excellence, exploration, festival, Film, film maker, food, fore-fathers, forget, freedom, future, Gawah, global, good, grief, heartbreaking, heroes, high heels, history, hitchcock, hunger, identify, identity, independent, india, Indie, indifference, injustice, international, interview, journey, justice, Kerala, knowledge, lables, language, Lens, Life, lifestyle, link, lipstick, london, Los Angeles, loss, media, medium, Mention, message, Met, Miami, migration, mourning, movement, movie, mumbai, newsworthy, Noida, North, Northwest, Official, Old, opinion, overwhelming, pain wounds, pakistan, passion, personal, personality, Phalke, philosophical, photographer, pink, polished, privileges, Producer, profound, promise, race, raw, Reality, redemption, reflective, responsibility, roots, Saheb, San Hose, Scotland, screened, selection, self-discovery, serial, sets, share, shock, short, shorts, silver, site, smile, society, soul, Souls, Special, story, struggle, Studios, suffering, Switzerland, tales, tears, teenager, Terrorist, Thanksgiving, theater, therapeutic, Third World, thoughts, tragedies, tragedy, transcend, tuna maki, un-biased, university, unsung, untold, up, USA, victims, voice, voices, war, wine, wise, woe, Won, writer
By Muskan Ohri Too often, we are weighed down by shock, grief and our own lives, to take a stand for a cause that affects us deeply. We spend many an hour discussing, debating and contemplating. We have plans. We are going to bring light to suffering. We are going to scream and...
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The Last Song

21 May 2013
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70s, arts, Aztec, bag, band, boho, chic, culture, denim, escape, expose, festival, Film, flats, floral, flower, hat, head piece, heels, hip flask, hydrate, linen, mountains, Music, outdoors, sandals, sanitizer, shorts, skirt, stencil, summer, sun block, sunscreen, sweat, tie and dye, water, wedges, wet wipes
By Deeksha Nanda Returning from my two week sojourn to reality, I couldn’t help but let my mind give way to thoughts of wanderlust again. Summer time has its own charm and everybody seems to have so much more fun. All and sundry have plans to either travel to some exotic locale...
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A 100 Years of Indian Cinema

29 Apr 2013
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100 years of indian cinema, 80s bollywood cinema, aashiqui, albert pinto ko gussa kyun aata hai, an encounter with faces, anand patwardhan, ardhsatya, baazi, bollywood 100 years, centenary film festival, delhi international, devika rani, dharamputra, dilip kumar, eklavya, elippathayam, explorer, Film, garam hawa, himanshu rai, indian cinema centenary, indian cinema over the decades, karma, kiarostami, kurosawa, little black book delhi, mike pandey, mission kashmir, nadeem shravan, nayakan, om dar-ba-dar, pramod pati, saaed akhtar mirza, satyajit ray, shammi kapoor, soumya pande, teesri manzil, vidhu vinod chopra, yash chopra, yousuf khan
By Soumya Pande Toto, now all grown and grey, watches the spliced film reel left for him by Alfredo. Tears stream down his face as a montage of all those romantic scenes that were deemed objectionable by the parish, and had to be cut. This ending scene rightly sums up, albeit in...
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Valley Song | ‘Inshallah Kashmir’

17 Apr 2013
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armed forces, ashvin, ashvin kumar, award, award winning, chanana, Film, Free, hindu, inshallah, kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits, kumar, Lashkar-e-Taiba, movie, muslim, national award, Parveena Ahanger, ruchika, terrorism, youtube
By Ruchika Chanana It’s difficult to tell the Kashmir story. We all know about the instability, the violence, and the conflict. We hear news reports that no longer mean much to us, inured as we are to terrorism and its fallout. But a couple of years ago, the discovery of mass...
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Oscars, Mi Amor

21 Feb 2013
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5 Broken Cameras, 85 Academy Awards, abbas kiarostami, Adele, Affleck, amour, Anne Hathaway, Argo, awards, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Animated Short Film, Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Director, Best Editing, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Bombay Jayashri, Django Unchained, Emmanuelle Riva, Film, Fresh Guacamole, Jean Valjean, Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Chastain, Les Miserables, life of pi, Mark Boal, Michael Haneke, oscars, Paperman, Quvenzhané Wallis, rainer werner fassbinder, robert bresson, Seth Macfarlane, Skyfall, Tarantino, Thomas Newmann, Zero Dark Thirty
By Soumya Pande Robert Bresson is sometimes considered to be the patron saint of cinema. His ascetic and spiritual cinema warrants the adjective, divine; a religion unto itself. As per Godard, Bresson is to French cinema what Dostoevsky is to Russian literature and Mozart to...
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Sufi Night, Holy Night | Delhi International Arts Festival- The Inaugural Performance

30 Oct 2012
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2012, art, delhi, Delhi International arts festival, DIAF, Film, inaugural, performances, schedule, theatre
By Ruchika Chanana Just walking into Purana Qila gives me goosebumps. All you born and bred Delhiites might be inured to the magnificence and sudden beauty of ruins from your city’s chequered past, but I still gawp in awe at them. Anyway, after walking through a pathway...
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{LBBD} Guide to the 12th Osian Cinefan Film Festival {Siri Fort & Blue Frog}

24 Jul 2012
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asura, auction, cinefan, festival, Film, james v hart, mani kaul, marco mueller, memorabilia, muzaffar ali, osian, ska vengers
Delhi’s Film aficionados & enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate- the 12th Osian’s Cinefan Film Festival starts on the 27th of July to 5th of August. Showcasing an array of Asian, Arab and Indian Cinema, the Festival focuses on ‘Freedom of Creative Thought & Expression’...
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{LBBD} Film Club | ‘Todo Sobre Mi Madre’

22 Jul 2012
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almodovar, club, Film, lbbd film club, lodi garden restaurant, movie, pedro, screening, spanish, todo sobre mi madre
{Little Black Book, Delhi} -FILM CLUB-  brings Pedro Almodovar’s ‘Todo Sobre Mi Madre’ {with English subtitles}   The film on the surface seems like a melodramatic tale about mothers and their relationships with their children, a theme we are very familiar with in India. But a...
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Meet the Artist | Devika Bakshi

12 Jul 2012
Music & Photography, Editor
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Black and White, Devika Bakshi, Film, monochrome photography, New York City, NYC, photographers, Photography, shiv ahuja, upcoming
By Shiv Ahuja While she studied comparative literature at college and has no formal training in photography, over the years she’s honed her skills and today is a professional photographer. She started shooting in college with a DSLR, gifted to her by her father. Two years ago,...
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