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News
NETPAC News 2011
Dec 27, 2011
In 2011 NETPAC followed up the Imaging Asia festival in New Delhi in August 2010, with a series of activities. The NETPAC award was instituted at the Kolkata and Bengaluru festivals in India, Cape Winelands Festival in South Africa and in Warsaw in Poland...
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Film appreciation workshop with Prof. Suresh Chabria.
Dec 02, 2011
Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts & Communication (SACAC), in association with Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC) proudly presents “How to look at Films”: A film appreciation workshop with Prof. Suresh Chabria.
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Blogs - Feature Articles
Film Reviews: Brides of Sulu and The Dawning Sky
By: Max Tessier
Aug 30, 2011
It was the fifth time that the International Silent Film Festival (the only regular one of its kind in South-East Asia) took place at the Shangri-La Plaza, in Mandaluyong, Metro Manila (August 26 to 28, 2011), but it was only the first time that a Silent Filipino film was shown, as the opening film. And it was an intriguing one, indeed.
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Blogs - Festival Reports
5TH CHONGQING INDEPENDENT FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL 2011
By: NETPAC Bureau
Dec 27, 2011
Chongqing is possibly the world’s largest municipality by population (28 million) and one of the largest by land (31,000 sq miles)...
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Events
How to Look at Films: Film Appreciation workshop with
Prof. Suresh Chabria
Dec 16, 2011 to Dec 18, 2011
The three day film appreciation workshop, to be conducted by noted film historian, teacher and curator, Prof. Suresh Chabria, is designed as a basic introduction to the film medium. It will draw the participants’ attention to some of the salient ways of looking at questions of cinema, and image making and meaning in general.
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Imaging Asia 2010
Aug 22, 2010 to
Aug 18, 2010
The Imaging Asia Festival brought together forerunners of cinema, moving pictures and intellectual debate in hope that it will lead to a rethinking on cinemas, help in bridging cultural divides and not surrendering tamely to a uniform, globalized world.
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