If you prefer watching something really offbeat, hit up the screenings at places such as People’s Film Collective which uses the medium of cinema and visual imagery to create awareness around social issues. They are an independent, autonomous, people-funded cultural-political collective. Since their inception, they have worked tirelessly to make sure quality regional and world cinema reaches everyone and not just people who can afford tickets to multiplexes. The films and documentaries they generally screen are of the kind that people wouldn’t find in big theatres, so if you’re someone who perpetually hunts for lesser-known cinematic masterpieces and well-made documentaries, PFC is a boon.
