Nupur Basu is an Indian journalist who has worked in the last four decades in both print and television journalism. A former Senior Editor with India’s leading television channel, New Delhi Television (NDTV), Nupur has directed award – winning documentaries like Dry Days in Dobbagunta, Michael Jackson Comes to Manikganj, Lost Generations, No Country for Young Girls and Velvet Revolution. She has filmed and reported stories in India, Sri Lanka , Pakistan , Bangladesh , Nepal, Afghanistan, United Kingdom, Switzerland and Uganda. Nupur was a visiting faculty at the J School in Berkeley , California in 2010 . She has served on various national and international Boards and is a keen observer of both politics and media .
A conversation between Iranian artist-filmmaker Mania Akbari and Syrian filmmaker Ameer Fakher Eldin.
MA: Amir, I would like to begin this conversation with a question that is, in essence, ontological: for you, how did the encounter with cinema emerge in relation to the multilayered concepts of the visual language form, composition, rhythm of movement, spatial...











