Filmmaker Payal Kapadia emphasizes the importance of preventing public institutes from becoming elitist spaces. Advocating for a fund supported by a tax on big-budget movies, she believes in fostering independent filmmaking. Kapadia highlights the need for accessible education and praises Kerala's efforts in supporting under-represented filmmakers.
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Payal Kapadia who won Grand Prix award at Cannes Film Festival for All We Imagine as Light talks about the need of public institutes to become more affordable and why big films should have a tax.
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