“This is what I see and what troubles me. I look on all sides, and I see only darkness everywhere. Nature presents to me nothing which is not matter of doubt and concern. If I saw nothing there which revealed a Divinity, I would come to a negative conclusion; if I saw everywhere the signs of a Creator, I would remain peacefully in faith. But, seeing too much to deny and too little to be sure, I am in a…

I felt so one with people, one with nature, one with my ancestors, one with the universe, one with God. This is the kindest film I've watched in quite a while, especially to come from an Indian soil (literally). It had such a compassionate gaze towards everything that reaches its sight. In contrary to all the chest-thumping exploitative agricultural movies that have been coming out of India in recent times, this film doesn't guilt-trip you for the lack of care…

In Oslo, August 31st, Joachim challenges you to watch someone self-destruct. Will you be engrossed in the beauty of destruction, or disturbed by the pain of destruction? 

The beauty and life of Oslo and the people around Anders makes it even more difficult to watch him not want to be a part of it. From our high chairs, it seems almost implausible why in a world filled with so much exuberance and life, someone would choose not to take pleasure…