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Interview between RedCut and Nupur Basu

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 .

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On the Precarity of Freedom

On the Precarity of Freedom

By Amin Pakparvar Libido can be regarded as the emotional force underlying human expressions of love, originating from an individual's affection toward oneself and subsequently extending to the external world. Loving another person or object represents an expansion of...

Unsettled Reality, Tomorrow’s Imagination

Unsettled Reality, Tomorrow’s Imagination

Markéta Jakešová & Mania Akbari This selection of seven films by young Iranian women filmmakers explores the fragile and shifting nature of contemporary existence through their unique perspectives. With intimate narratives and striking visuals, these works...

Women in the Field of Struggle”: Which Women in Which Field?

Women in the Field of Struggle”: Which Women in Which Field?

By Pegah Pezeshki The following text is based on nine films by Arab women filmmakers under the title "The Place of the Arab Woman in Struggle," written by Pegah Pezeshki. This collection, curated by Giovanni Vimercati, was presented at Cryptofiction. When we think of...

Andrea Luka Zimmerman, a Wayfaring Stranger

Andrea Luka Zimmerman, a Wayfaring Stranger

by Armin Etemadi Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s cinema is basically about the empty and un-narrated spaces between the lines. She puts her finger on outcast human beings of whom no traces can be seen in the media, in history, or in any other marketable material, as though...

Interview with Nina Menkes by Mania Akbari 

Interview with Nina Menkes by Mania Akbari 

Editor: Marketa Jakesova  Considered a cinematic feminist pioneer and one of America’s foremost independent filmmakers, Nina Menkes has shown widely in major international film festivals including multiple premieres at Sundance, the Berlinale, Cannes, Rotterdam,...

There Is So Much I Want to Say

There Is So Much I Want to Say

  by: Markéta Jakešová Introduction Cryptofiction, founded by Mania Akbari, with the curator Giovanni Vimercati, presents a selection of nine diverse films, all created by women directors with a Middle Eastern background that address issues related to Palestine...