Nepal Cine Symposium Posted on October 11, 2010August 16, 2014 By Verse The Nepal Cine Symposium event was held at Gurukul’s ‘Rimal Theatre’ on 18th November 2011. And it wasn’t just any ordinary film festival. The Symposium was actually a concept formed in 2008. It was an idea that gave audiences a glimpse into the reality of Nepali Cinema. It started as a realistic idea and also proved to be fruitful. The symposium encouraged the birth of new independent movies against the age old tradition of monotonous mainstream Nepali movies. The first day of the festival was made special by the presence of some of the most recognized faces in Nepalese Cinema like Namrata Shrestha, Karma Shakya, Nisha Adhikari, Richa Sharma, Vinay Shrestha and more. The event also presented a short movie ‘Lalteen’ which was a delight to watch. It was 85 minutes long and the theatre was crowded. The four day long fest included presentations of different short movies, theatre pieces and documentaries, in the different theatres of Gurukul and Nepal Tourism Board (Auditorium). The tickets for the films were priced at Rs. 100. However, participation at some of the access discussions and special presentations were available only by invitation and registration. Overall, it was a successful event with a strong base to begin with. It was a big step toward the much-needed improvement of Nepali Cinema’s different sectors. online casino money Feature Uncategorized
Banksy Posted on July 15, 2011June 11, 2019 An unknown character that metamorphosed street art forever Street art is an underground life, a common heart-beat of masses waiting to exploit their passion and portray their ingenious thoughts through multidimensional artistic ways ‘graffiti, stencil art, sticker art, wheat-pasting, street posters and video projection to name a few. For many,… Read More
Collective Inspiration Posted on September 15, 2011March 9, 2012 ‘So, what exactly do you do here?’ Six months after Sattya Media Arts Collective established itself in its current building behind the zoo in Jawalakhel, this is one of the questions we hear most. And that’s fair enough, because for most people, a media arts collective is a new concept…. Read More
TEDxKathmandu – Innovation. Change. Sustainability. Posted on August 15, 2011March 9, 2012 On the 30th July, nine Nepalis with an ‘idea worth spreading’ became the first group of speakers in the inaugural TEDxKathmandu conference. As an independently organised TED Talk, TEDxKathmandu placed Nepal among a host of nations bringing a global discourse on Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) to the local fore. … Read More