Doculive

'DocuLive' is a Kriti Film Club initiative to showcase, screen and share documentaries, short films, features, animation, music videos and films made by independent filmmakers, communities and non-profits from India, South Asia and the world. We curate and organise film festivals around social, development and rights based issues, in this virtual space. This portal is available for like-minded organisations, academic institutions, community groups and film festivals to screen through/ with us. 

DocuLive is an effort to expand access and viewership of films that matter, films that change, films that amaze.

Through DocuLive, viewers will get a chance to experience #thoughtprovokingcinema and #cinemaforsocialaction, as well as appreciate films as a form of art, entertainment and pleasure. Alongwith film screenings, we facilitate local and public discussions on critical social, economic, political, cultural, environmental issues and rights-through online and offline forums. You can get in touch with us to curate and organise such film-based events for you.

DocuLive believes that each individual has a story(ies) to tell, with potential to impact one or many peoples' lives, attitudes and behaviours. Films are a lens to such stories and realities, and we offer to bring them to diverse viewers through this initiative.

DocuLive provides a space for young and veteran film makers, community and civil society organisations and collectives, and film festivals to screen films and build an audience of their own. 

DocuLive by Kriti Film Club, is an initiative of the non-profit organisation, Kriti: a development praxis and communication team, founded by Aanchal Kapur in 1999.

Get in touch for organising online and offline film screenings, curation and film festivals as well as distribution. Write to us on 
space.kriti@gmail.com

Facebook: @kriti.team
Instagram: @kritifilmclub
Twitter: @kritifilmclub         

Request: If you access and use the film information on this portal, we would appreciate that you credit us as a principle of sharing and networking for common good.







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