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TBI Blogs: How The 800-Year-Old Dance Form Of Chau Is Being Kept Alive In West Bengal
Chau is a tribal dance in Bengal that has achieved the status of a classical dance, thanks to foresight of its passionate artistes.
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Mumbai Film Festival: Day Five Highlights
The Palme d’Or-winning I, Daniel Blake is urgent and distressed, while the new Jodorowsky film is winningly weird. I, Daniel Blake
Ken Loach’s 50...
Mumbai Film Festival: Day 3 And 4 Highlights
It’s a mixed bag as the Dardennes disappoint, Verhoeven provokes and Larrain delights Turns out the director of Basic Instinct, Starship Troopersand Showgir...
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Women Directors Are Everywhere, But Film Festivals Are Still Catching Up — NYFF
The following essay was written by a participant in the 2016 New York Film Festival Critics Academy, a workshop for aspi...
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Women Directors Are Everywhere, But Film Festivals Are Still Catching Up — NYFF
The following essay was written by a participant in the 2016 New York Film Festival Critics Academy, a workshop for aspiring critics co-produced by IndieWire, the Film Soci...
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The Great Barrier Reef Is Under Severe Stress – But Not Dead Yet
Reports of the death of the Great Barrier Reef have been greatly exaggerated, scientists have said, after the publication of an “obituary” for the vas...
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Boring Movies Can Be Great: A Defense Of ‘Paterson’ And ‘Everything Else’ — NYFF
The following essay was written by a participant in the 2016 New York Film Festival Critics Academy, a workshop for aspiring critics co-produced by Indie Wire, the Film Soc...
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What If Nature, Like Corporations, Had The Rights Of A Person?
In recent years, the US supreme court has solidified the concept of corporate personhood. Following rulings in such cases as Hobby Lobb...
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TBI Blogs: One Woman Single-Handedly Brought An Entire District Back On Its Feet After The Manipur Floods
Even thinking about the lashing rains, followed by massive landslides, road cave-ins, a bridge collapse, and hundreds of crumbling homes, brings chilling fear back to her b...
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Seeing Earth From Space Is The Key To Saving Our Species From Itself
When Yuri Gagarin became the first human to orbit the Earth in April 1961, he carried centuries of hopes and dreams into space with him. Visionaries had long struggled to p...
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