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Film criticism in Assam has grown through conversations as much as through individual reviews. Screenings, festivals, public discussions, and published…

I first entered the Gauhati Cine Club as a quiet viewer. I knew how to enjoy a powerful performance, a memorable song, or a beautifully composed frame, but I…

Gauhati Cine Club has long treated cinema as a shared cultural practice rather than a form of entertainment alone. Since its establishment in 1962, the…

A community film screening is more than a projector, a screen, and a film file. It is a shared cultural event where audiences gather to discover stories,…

The first Guwahati International Film Festival marked an important moment in Assam’s modern film culture. It brought together regional audiences, filmmakers,…

A film archive is more than a store of reels, posters, catalogues, and handwritten notes. It is a record of how people encountered cinema, discussed it, and…

Cinema becomes more meaningful when people learn to look closely, listen carefully, and share their own experiences. At Gauhati Cine Club, our screenings and…

Gauhati Cine Club has been part of Assam’s cinema culture since 1962, when organized film appreciation was still a relatively new idea in the region. Its work…

When a retired professor speaks about Gauhati Cine Club, the memories extend far beyond individual films. They include crowded screening rooms, spirited…

Cinema has always been more than a screening at Gauhati Cine Club. It is a way to encounter new ideas, understand different lives, and discuss the society…