Ruchir Joshi

A cinematic document of simultaneous degradations of human space and dignity in Delhi - images of how roads, walls, constructions-in-progress, ganda nalas, billboards - all in some way attack the human body.

Set in a bar, the story revolves around witty banter, secrets, and an unpredictable turn of events.

A fourteen minute cine-poem, Memories of Milk City catches Ahmedabad at a time of transition, peeling away layers of textures, gestures and sounds, tripping over a culture and a language at war with themselves.

A personal film about a city that may only exist in a film or on TV; a film about various dreams about Calcutta. It starts with a variation on the first image of Francis Ford Coppola's ‘Apocalypse Now’ and takes the spectator along through a strange file full of ideas and images of the city. Some images come from the North - Hollywood films and European television. The commentators are a local, traditional painter and an Afro-American video-artist from New York. [Echo Park Film Center // LA FilmForum]

Four unassuming friends, launch an anonymous social media page "Meme Boys" shedding light on their oppressive college administration with a punch of humor. What starts as an innocent fun exercise, soon revolutionizes the entire college, birthing a movement of sorts in no time. With memes taking the college by storm, a cat-and-mouse game kicks off between the Meme Boys’ gang and the Dean.