Anu Rangachar currently is Head of the International Programme at Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival. Originally an engineer, she has been associated with the Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival for the past 15 years and has facilitated many international collaborations for the festival. Before that, she attended a film school in New York City and worked with Rituparno Ghosh and Ashim Ahluwalia. She currently co-produces arthouse Indian independent films and also has been distributing prestigious arthouse world cinema titles in the USA.

Accolades

Dominic Megam Sangma and Xu Jianshang and Eva Gunme R Marak and Anu Rangachar and Sun Li and Harsh Agarwal and Aditya Grover and Stephen Zacharias
Cultural Diversity Award, 2023

Dominic Megam Sangma and Xu Jianshang and Eva Gunme R Marak and Anu Rangachar and Sun Li and Harsh Agarwal and Aditya Grover and Stephen Zacharias

Cultural Diversity Award, 2023

Dominic Megam Sangma and Xu Jianshang and Eva Gunme R Marak and Anu Rangachar and Sun Li and Harsh Agarwal and Aditya Grover and Stephen Zacharias

Rapture (Rimdogittanga)
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Films

Rapture (Rimdogittanga)

Rapture (Rimdogittanga)

India, People's Republic of China, Qatar, Switzerland, Netherlands

Rapture (Rimdogittanga)

One night, a boy collecting cicadas in the forest disappears. There is a rumour that the village is being stalked at night by child kidnappers…

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