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Bursting the Canon

n 2019, the LAB Collective was born in Darjeeling after a group of fresh graduates from the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, decided to collaborate to tell stories that mattered. Filmmaker Dishant Pradhan, for instance, felt, or oral storytelling. Seen through the eyes of a little girl looking for her missing brother, the film helps you traverse forests, mountains, hear folk tales from the Himalayan regions, all the while transporting you to a magic-realist setting. Along with a zine and a textile installation, LAB is now showing Dante Katha at the Kathmandu Triennale (on till March 31).

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