Anand Patwardhan is one of India’s most acclaimed documentary filmmakers, known for over five decades of fearless, politically engaged cinema. His films are both chronicles of resistance and cinematic interventions that have inspired generations of activists and filmmakers worldwide.

Join us at the Warehouse as we celebrate the filmmaker, his practice, and his cinematic interventions that confront the silences of official history.

Anand Patwardhan: A Retrospective - Schedule:

Thursday, October 02

19:00 Prisoners of Conscience, and Bombay: Our City + In Conversation

Friday, October 03

19:00 A Time to Rise, In Memory of Friends, We Are Not Your Monkeys, Ribbons for Peace

Saturday, October 04

10:30 Father, Son and Holy War

13:30 A Narmada Diary

15:30 War and Peace

19:00 Jai Bhim Comrade + In Conversation

Sunday, October 05

12:00 Reason/Vivek Parts One, and Two + In Conversation

19:00 Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam

About Cinema House

Cinema House, a collective film viewing series, creates opportunities to celebrate independent films. Every month, our black box theatre transforms into a single-screen theatre dedicated to independent, regional, and contemporary world cinema accompanied by conversations with cast, crew, and audiences.