it s a survival story. i believe and ifeel like that always cuts across all diasporas. there may have been a shortage of big name stars to light up the red carpet here at the berlin film festival this year, but there were plenty of good films to see political movies, documentaries, horror pictures, stories of romantic entanglements. my colleague emma jones has been taking a look at some of the offerings. both i and my friend, film critic kaleem aftab, attend the berlinale every year. he helped me pick out some of the better and most provoking films of the festival. one of the films, i guess, that caused quite a bit of stir is italian maestro dario argento, who has come back with another film, dark glasses. now, he s in his 80s now, still making movies.
work and it is populated by some great characters. created for the indian market in south asian diaspora, those who made it would like to reach audiences everywhere, and that is tough for bollywood films, but its star thinks that the picture has a shot because of its director s pedigree. because he has the certain colour and texture and pallet to his cinema, it is a visual delight. at the same time into the dreamily high in emotion and drama and culture and all of that. but i think at the heart of it, it s a survival story. i believe and ifeel like that always cuts across all diasporas. there may have been a shortage of big name stars to light up the red carpet here at the berlin film festival this year, but there were plenty of good films to see political movies, documentaries, horror pictures, stories of romantic entanglements. my colleague emma jones has