Rinchin
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Bhopal
ektara collective
Rinchin
Rinchin interviewed for UNITED SCREENS in Bhopal on 21.04.2018
united screens
collectivity
Rinchin explains what is the Ektara Collective and how it became to be. - “As a collective each lends whatever they have in terms of skill and in terms of labor to do something that allows them to express themselves creatively."
Rinchin explains what is the Ektara Collective and how it became to be. - “As a collective each lends whatever they have in terms of skill and in terms of labor to do something that allows them to express themselves creatively."
Rinchin explains what is the Ektara Collective and how it became to be. - “As a collective each lends whatever they have in terms of skill and in terms of labor to do something that allows them to express themselves creatively."
aesthetics
technology
The collectivity as a way of create a truly democratic form of culture.
The collectivity as a way of create a truly democratic form of culture.
The collectivity as a way of create a truly democratic form of culture.
collective
community
“Not everyone was connected to formal forms of creativity (…) and also there were no many opportunities for people say from the working class or even women (…) to be able to find ways in which they’re allowed to be writers, poets, film-makers, and I think there was a need for all of us to connect and to be able to find the space within work and also larger political spaces, to be able to tell one’s own stories and it was through many discussions and through various meetings the film medium reaches people and also attracted many of us as a medium and as a way to creatively express yourself and also to connect with people.
“Not everyone was connected to formal forms of creativity (…) and also there were no many opportunities for people say from the working class or even women (…) to be able to find ways in which they’re allowed to be writers, poets, film-makers, and I think there was a need for all of us to connect and to be able to find the space within work and also larger political spaces, to be able to tell one’s own stories and it was through many discussions and through various meetings the film medium reaches people and also attracted many of us as a medium and as a way to creatively express yourself and also to connect with people.
“Not everyone was connected to formal forms of creativity (…) and also there were no many opportunities for people say from the working class or even women (…) to be able to find ways in which they’re allowed to be writers, poets, film-makers, and I think there was a need for all of us to connect and to be able to find the space within work and also larger political spaces, to be able to tell one’s own stories and it was through many discussions and through various meetings the film medium reaches people and also attracted many of us as a medium and as a way to creatively express yourself and also to connect with people.
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