Mukti

Filmmaker

[ARC – Artists at Risk Connection @AtRiskArtists]

It has been 110 days since the Indian state issued a lockdown on one of the world's most militarised zones-Kashmir. @Niyantha and @MuktiKrishan have made a documentary film, which profiles 4 artists who describe making "Art in the Time of Conflict."

https://t.co/8BNIXH8JHy

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

Kashmiri artists process the trauma of living in the world’s most militarized zone: https://t.co/2deIpDrEdE

[Mukti @MuktiKrishan]

@mesopystic @Niyantha Thank you, Shaan.

[Silverscreen India @silverscreenin]

"The shots that show military presence are almost always in motion – we would film from inside a moving auto so as to not be seen with the camera."

| @Niyantha | @MuktiKrishan | #kashmir | #Article370 | #freedomofexpression |

https://t.co/bMCAWHpcYY

[Neerja @neerjadeodhar]

Raqs-e-Inquilab is made by Mukti Krishan (@MuktiKrishan) and Niyantha Shekar (@Niyantha). You can watch it here: https://t.co/M4qMqqfoRL | #RaqsEInquilab

[Shireen Azam @shireenazam]

What does it mean to make art in the time like in the world's most militarised zone.
@Niyantha and
@MuktiKrishan's short documentary. #EndKashmirBlockade
(link: https://t.co/Az99BbLyHY) https://t.co/nodb7ROgK1

[Baradwaj Rangan @baradwajrangan]

"When you face these situations, you feel compelled to act", says poet Zeeshan Jaipuri. "You feel compelled to write."

Watch this half-hour documentary on artists from Kashmir who "ruminate on the place of the pen and paintbrush in a violent world."

https://t.co/7brE67v20G

[Grant Snider @grantdraws]

New comic for @believermag! City in Color

[IndieWire @IndieWire]

Michael Shannon Looms Large in Stirring Western-Style Short From ‘Mud’ Director Jeff Nichols https://t.co/WDOmmkMw5N

[Guillermo del Toro @RealGDT]

Viktor Vasnetsov / Hayao Miyazaki two masters.

[Stu. @dysondoc]

Trump: "I'm going to make sure we let in less immigrants."

Pence: "Fewer!"

Trump: "Shhh, don't call me that yet."

[CinemaOfDreams @cinemaofdreams]

Otto Dix portrait of Sylvia von Harden and still from Cabaret by Bob Fosse
#artinfluencesfilm

[Matthew Luhn @MatthewLuhn]

The difference between a mediocre idea getting adopted and a great idea getting rejected is how the story is shared.

[Soniasuponia @Soniasuponia]

Sweet Dreams Intermingled with Nightmares (1909) Segundo de Chomón

[Kiririn @Kirinodere]

Reminder that Japanese English textbooks are the best

[Le Cinéma @lecinema_]

Georges Méliès and Jeanne d'Alcy at his toy shop at the Montparnasse station in Paris, 1929