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Insights
For Gauhati Cine Club, cinema has always been more than a screening on a darkened evening. Since 1962, the club has created spaces where audiences, filmmakers,…
Film can be a powerful classroom resource in rural Assam. It connects history, language, music, geography, politics, technology, and everyday life through…
A month devoted to the films of Manipur is an invitation to look closely at a region whose cinematic imagination is rich, distinctive, and often…
A film print can disappear long before a film leaves public memory. Reels may be damaged by humidity, misplaced during institutional transfers, or discarded…
Every year, Gauhati Cine Club gathers audiences to remember Dr. Bhupen Hazarika as a major force in Indian cinema and culture. His work reached far beyond the…
A film can travel a short geographical distance and still cross a complicated legal border. This became clear when Gauhati Cine Club began planning a screening…
In the history of Indian cinema, major debates are often preserved through famous conferences, published manifestos, and widely cited speeches. Smaller…
The Gauhati Cine Club’s first digital-to-film transfer represents a significant meeting point between contemporary production and the physical traditions of…
A film club is often imagined as a room with a large screen, rows of chairs, and carefully controlled darkness. Our history began with something far more…
Silent cinema is often remembered through images, but its screenings were never truly silent. Before synchronized sound became standard, films depended on live…
