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Bodies, Babies and Birth Control in April and All We Imagine as Light

by Anna McKibbin

At a time when access to birth con­trol and abor­tion is banned, restrict­ed or under threat around the world, work by Dea Kulum­be­gashvili and Pay­al Kapa­dia high­lights the neces­si­ty of safe options for preg­nant people.
Truth & Movies - A Little White Lies Podcast
Podcast

Malcolm Washington + Danielle Deadwyler | All We Imagine As Light | A Night Of Knowing Nothing (2021)

On Truth & Movies this week, we dis­cuss the papal thriller Con­clave. We spoke to Mal­colm Wash­ing­ton and Danielle Dead­wyler about their film The Piano Les­son and review Pay­al Kapadia’s All We Imag­ine As Light. Final­ly, for film club, we revis­it Pay­al Kapadia’s first film, A Night Of Know­ing Nothing.
Two women, one older and one younger, sitting close together and looking contemplative.
Review

All We Imagine as Light review – this one is for the lover girls

by Jenna Mahale

Pay­al Kapa­di­a’s first fic­tion fea­ture is a gor­geous romance con­cern­ing the lives of two con­trast­ing nurs­es in present-day Mumbai.

4
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
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Festivals

All We Imagine as Light – first-look review

by Jenna Mahale

Pay­al Kapa­di­a’s first fic­tion fea­ture is a gor­geous romance, con­cern­ing the lives of two con­trast­ing nurs­es in present-day Mumbai.
Smiling young girl with curly hair and flower in her hair, looking sideways against dark background.
Review

A Night of Knowing Nothing

by Marina Ashioti

The rela­tion­ship between the art of film­mak­ing and the neces­si­ty of protest lies at the heart of Pay­al Kapadia’s spell­bind­ing fea­ture debut.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect