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Insights

The Long Road To The Next Screening

Every week, Mitali Deka travels roughly 50 kilometres from Jagiroad to Guwahati for an evening of cinema. The journey takes time, planning, and patience, yet…

The art of curating a film series through women in cinema

A successful film series is more than a sequence of screenings. It is an argument made through images, filmmakers, languages, eras, and audiences. Each title…

What the Gauhati Cine Club’s 60th Anniversary Celebration Looked Like

The Gauhati Cine Club’s 60th anniversary celebration represented six decades of serious engagement with cinema in Assam. Founded in 1962, the club has treated…

Bhabendra Nath Saikia’s Cinema Through a Club Retrospective

A retrospective on Bhabendra Nath Saikia’s films screened at the club offers more than a sequence of celebrated Assamese movies. It creates a space to examine…

How to become a Gauhati Cine Club member

Joining Gauhati Cine Club is a way to take part in Assam’s continuing conversation about cinema. The organization treats film as an art form, a social record,…

2024 Annual Report: Achievements And Financial Transparency

The year 2024 was a period of active cultural work for Gauhati Cine Club. From film screenings and festival engagement to screenplay development and archival…

Five Films That Changed My Perspective on Assamese Cinema – A Member’s Essay

I joined Gauhati Cine Club expecting to find a community of people who loved good films. I discovered something wider: a living archive of memory, language,…

The significance of Gauhati Cine Club’s logo

A logo is often the smallest visible expression of an institution’s identity. For a film organisation, it can suggest movement, projection, light,…

When Cinema Found Its Voice Onstage

A film screening can become a live event when musicians, actors, and audiences share the same room. That idea shaped Gauhati Cine Club’s collaboration with a…

A Midnight Journey Into Aranyer Din Ratri

The city had quietened by the time I reached the screening venue. Shops were pulling down their shutters, traffic had thinned to a soft hum, and the night…