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A shared vision for Gauhati Cine Club’s next decade

Since 1962, Gauhati Cine Club has helped Assam experience cinema as an art, a language, and a meeting place for ideas. Its history belongs to screenings,…

What a Mani Kaul tribute taught us about watching cinema

Hosting a tribute to filmmaker Mani Kaul gave Gauhati Cine Club an opportunity to revisit a major voice in Indian art cinema and to consider how audiences…

Cinema Beyond The Town: Screenings Among Assam’s Tea Gardens

Cinema has long been a shared cultural language in Assam. In a region shaped by many communities, languages, and landscapes, film can create a space where…

Join Gauhati Cine Club Online With Confidence

Gauhati Cine Club has helped Assam’s cinema culture grow since 1962 by bringing audiences, filmmakers, writers, and film enthusiasts into the same…

The Founder’s Legacy Through His Grandson’s Eyes

A founder’s legacy is rarely contained in a single date, award, or institutional milestone. It lives in the habits an organization creates: the films it…

Pitching a Film for Gauhati Cine Club Screening

A strong film pitch does more than announce that a movie exists. It explains why the work deserves attention, how it can contribute to a shared viewing…

The Club’s Financial Sustainability: A Look at Our Endowment Fund

For more than six decades, Gauhati Cine Club has helped make cinema a shared cultural experience in Assam. Since 1962, the club has supported film appreciation…

Cinema Beyond Diplomatic Borders

Why we screen films from countries that have no diplomatic ties with India is a question that reaches beyond programming choices. It concerns the role of…

A 16mm Evening With Assamese Cinema

The room grew quiet before the projector began. There was no dramatic announcement, only the familiar rustle of chairs, a brief adjustment of the screen, and…

Gauhati Cine Club At Assam’s Film Policy Roundtable

Cinema in Assam is more than a creative industry. It is a record of language, landscape, memory, identity, and social change. For decades, Gauhati Cine Club…