Wow, time has flown by this week as it usually does when you have a million things to do. Hmm, where to start. First, our serial "Masher" has been delayed due to reshoots. Apologies but it will be up soon, promise.

-Sujewa has posted a long interview w/ Barry Jenkins - writer/director of the new film Medicine for Melancholy.  The interview digs into some "big ideas" :) connected to the movie.  Check it out:

- I just saw Olivier Assayas' 5 minute short for the Paris Je T'aime compilation (w/ Maggie Gylenhall) and it was pretty good. The lovely, lovely Manohla Dargis reviews his lastest "Boarding Gate" in the NYTS.

- Our friends at Machine have come with a weekend of all things India. These events sound like great fun!

Our visiting artist Robin Sukhadia (and his parents!) have come up with a weekend to-do list for you...

1. Friday at 7pm - An evening celebrating Bollywood film music featuring live song performances, analysis, and historical/political insight by Rajen Sukhadia. Free

2. Saturday at 7pm - A concert of devotional music featuring Sheela Bringi (vocal and bansuri), Clinton Patterson (trumpet and Rhodes), Carter Wallace (Upright Bass), Rajen Sukhadia (vocals and harmonium), Saroj Sukhadia (manjira) and Robin Sukhadia (tabla).  Free

3. Saturday afternoon at 1pm is a cooking class with Saroj Sukhadia entitled Dahl 101. $65

4. Sunday 4pm is an epic Bollywood film screening of Mughal-E-Azaam. Free. Go here for details.

-  For Indie filmmakers waiting for reviews on HIT, please give us a bit more time. We working on them. Have a very nice weekend.