Screening Of Ab Tak Muzaffarpur As Part Of 'Gutter Moons'
Machine Age Film Festival
The Audience for the film festival 'Distant Firelights'
Roobina Karode Addressing the Audience During Art In CinemaKiran Nadar Museum of Art aspires to become a space where film enthusiasts can get a taste of meaningful cinema in the company of likeminded people. This engenders an environment apt for ideas to brew and develop into thought provoking conversations. This confluence of creativity is sustained by frequent screenings of films that are otherwise absent in the mainstream circuit. Works of eminent filmmakers on lives of artists, sociopolitical issues as well as films by modern and contemporary Indian artists exploring their surroundings with a critical discerning eye are part of the gamut of movies that are screened at the museum.
Air Force HighAs part of the ongoing Vivan Sundaram’s retrospective, KNMA organised a screening of the film 'From Santhal Family to Mill Re-call' (winner of Best Long Documentary at MIFF 2018 ), directed by prolific filmmaker RV Ramani. The film traces the interdisciplinary project... Read More
Activism as a form has remained difficult to trace historically both in the world and in cinema. Activism carries within itself the preconceived notions and disjointed images of protesters, fire, slogans, placards, violence, and subsequently it is always perceived as bearing political... Read More
The world in the 19th century witnessed itself barely held together on the verge of all-pervasive and rampant automatisation, machinisation,... Read More
Film as a medium works towards documenting the journey at length, and in that context Arrival of the train at Ciotat is not only about the arrival of the train but the distance that it... Read More
The most effective means to understand the intent of the artist and his artist practice is through his films, as moving image hold the greatest appeal to the most basic of human instincts. Biopics serve the purpose to the fullest in giving the viewer a... Read More
KIRAN NADAR MUSEUM OF ART
145, DLF South Court Mall, Saket
New Delhi, Delhi 110017
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KIRAN NADAR MUSEUM OF ART
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NOIDA, U.P.
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10:30 A.M - 6:30 P.M
The museum is closed on Monday and all public holidays.
