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Three interesting things to do in Mumbai on Wednesday

Updated on: 14 September,2017 05:19 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Here's what you can do in Mumbai tonight

Three interesting things to do in Mumbai on Wednesday


A look back at the genesis of motion pictures takes us to the 1890s. But the advent of the moving camera was accompanied by a lack of technological know-how. So, the movies that were made then -- such as Journey to the Moon and Arrival of the Train -- were under five minutes in duration. After the turn of the century, however, films gradually became longer.



But Cyrus Dastur, founder of short film club Shamiana, feels that in today's time, both full-length movies and shorts can co-exist. And the latest event through which he's exercising this conviction is being organised in collaboration with Cottons & Satins, a Worli-based textiles store that will screen three award-winning short films this evening. These are the Oscar-winning Sing, Oscar-nominated La Femme et le TGV, and multi-award winning Leela.

"Shorts are making a comeback of sorts today since attention spans are falling, and more and more alternative venues are willing to screen them," Dastur says Be that as it may, he adds that once an audience member attends a Shamiana screening, s/he always comes back for more.

On Tonight, 7 pm to 10 pm
At Cottons & Satins, Gandhi Nagar, Worli log on to insider.in
Cost '424

Follow your karma and head for this gig

10 PM to 1.30 pm A popular watering hole that's known for its deep house and techno nights is sticking to form with Kaleekarma, the DJ avatar of Harshita Kalee. She will be dabbling in triphop and downtempo electronica beats, apart from her regular fare.
At The Daily Bar & Kitchen, SV Road, Bandra West.
Call 9920446633

Find hair on canvas

Attend the preview of The Sacred and the Profane, a two-person exhibition featuring Vadodara-based artists Ankush Safaya and Jeetander Ojha. While Safaya places multiple, minimalist images in a single artwork, Ojha explores sensual media like human hair, shells and feathers in his installations.

Time 6.30 pm to 9 pm (till October 17, 11 am to 6 pm)
At Sakshi Art Gallery, Grants Building, Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba.
Call 66103424

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