With two Indian women directors selected for Cannes for the first time ever this year, Indian indie cinema seems to be on the upCANNES: As a child, Rohena Gera never understood why her family's live-in nanny, the "woman she loved like a second...
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With two Indian women directors selected for Cannes for the first time ever this year, Indian indie cinema seems to be on the upCANNES: As a child, Rohena Gera never understood why her family's live-in nanny, the "woman she loved like a second...
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