Payal Kapadia's sublime film "All We Imagine As Light" makes subtle wonder of the everyday. Movie review.

“All We Imagine as Light” (November 15, Janus Films/Sideshow) is a film that is difficult to describe. You have to experience it. Indian documentarian and rookie scripted filmmaker Payal ...

Over snapshots of throngs moving around the city at night, All We Imagine as Light, in theaters Nov. 15, presents the voices of Mumbai inhabitants discussing their feelings about the metropolis ...

Critics Pick ‘All We Imagine as Light’ Review: A Glowing Portrait of Urban Connection and Unexpected Sisterhood Indian director Payal Kapadia's lovely sophomore feature illuminates the Cannes ...

Payal Kapadia's “All We Imagine as Light" is about as rich a movie experience as you’ll find this year.

12.5 million people call Mumbai home, which I imagine makes about 12.5 million distinct opinions about the city. We hear some of those opinions at the start of All We Imagine As Light. As the city ...

'All We Imagine As Light' heads into the Oscar race. Director Payal Kapadia tells IndieWire about making the Cannes winner.

However, “All We Imagine As Light” takes a revolutionary perspective on the city of dreams, transforming Bombay’s high grandeur into a location for the struggling everyman — or, in Kapadia’s case, the ...

In the end, “All We Imagine as Light” is about these women finding their place in the world. A place away from the pain and longing they feel.

Cannes 2024: "All We Imagine as Light" marks the first film from an Indian filmmaker to compete for the Palme d'Or in three decades.

Payal Kapadia's “All We Imagine as Light" is about as rich a movie experience as you’ll find this year.