Bedatri Datta Choudhury

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Mar 30, 2022

Podcast: 'Bridgerton' is back, but will you still swoon?

Published on Reverse Shot
Mar 21, 2022

Riding the Rocket

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Feb 28, 2022

Podcast: 'Belfast' views The Troubles through a child's eyes

Published on Documentary Magazine
Feb 13, 2022

Sundance 2022: Omicron Drives a Virtual Revival

Published on Frameland
Feb 13, 2022

Cakes, Frogs and Pistachios: Hit the Road is a Wondrous Ride to Remember

Published on Reverse Shot
Feb 9, 2022

Mightier than the Sword

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Jan 14, 2022

Podcast: Something wicked-good this way comes: 'The Tragedy of Macbeth'

Published on MUBI Notebook
Nov 11, 2021

An Old-New Film from an Old-New Wave: Mohammad Reza Aslani’s "Chess of the Wind"

Published on The Juggernaut
Nov 11, 2021

The Trendsetting Legacy of India’s VJs

Published on MUBI Notebook
Nov 5, 2021

Goodbye, England’s Rose: The Tragedy of Pablo Larraín's "Spencer"

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Oct 26, 2021

Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch' is Good. Period(ical).

Published on Morning Edition, NPR
Oct 22, 2021

Movie review: 'The French Dispatch'

Published on Documentary Magazine
Oct 21, 2021

BIPOC Doc Editors and Their Fight for Diverse Edit Rooms

Published on Hyperallergic
Oct 1, 2021

A New Documentary Explores the Life of Unheralded Civil Rights Activist Pauli Murray

Published on The Juggernaut
Sep 20, 2021

How 'Made in India' Made us Thirsty Forever

Published on Hyperallergic
Sep 13, 2021

There Are Now Not One But Two Documentaries About the Salvator Mundi Saga

Published on Documentary Magazine
Sep 3, 2021

Jessica Beshir's Documentary 'Faya Dayi' Sees Ethiopia In Black and White

Published on Hyperallergic
Aug 29, 2021

Confronting Doubt with the Power of Shakespeare

Published by Center for Asian American Media
Aug 26, 2021

Geeta Gandbhir on Being the Slightly Shrill Person in the Room

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Aug 19, 2021

Podcast: 'Brand New Cherry Flavor' Is Stylish... And Slimy

Published on Documentary Magazine
July 29, 2021

A Body of BIPOC Documentaries at Tribeca 2021

Published on Juggernaut
July 29, 2021

The Ordinary Charm of the Extraordinary Hrishikesh Mukherjee

Published on Hyperallergic
July 22, 2021

How Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Handles the Pressure of Competition

Published on Documentary Magazine
June 28, 2021

Uncovering Satyajit Ray's Documentaries

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
June 17, 2021

Podcast: Top 10 'Friends' Supporting Characters, Ranked

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
June 16, 2021

Podcast: The 'Friends,' Ranked, From Ross To Best

Published on PBS World Channel
June 11, 2021

Decolonizing Mental Health: Transforming Care for BIPOC Communities

Published on ITVS
May 31, 2021

"Free Chol Soo Lee" Filmmakers Share Desire to Tell Complex, Nuanced Stories of Asian Americans

Published on Hyperallergic
May 17, 2021

Satyajit Ray’s Portraits of Flawed Masculinity

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
May 17, 2021

Podcast: 'The Underground Railroad' Is A Brutal Yet Beautiful Ride

Published on Juggernaut
May 12, 2021

The Visual Language of Satyajit Ray

Published on TCM
May 2, 2021

Desire in Three Parts: Satyajit Ray’s THREE DAUGHTERS

Published on cinéSPEAK
Apr 8, 2021

From a Bookshelf to Screens Everywhere: The Story of Prismatic Ground

Published on Hyperallergic
Apr 8, 2021

Dots for Days: Kusama Blooms at the New York Botanical Garden

Published on Firstpost
Apr 7, 2021

Night of the Kings, Philippe Lacôte's Ivorian Oscars entry, is a peek into the world's only prison run by an inmate

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour
Apr 5, 2021

Podcast: In 'The Father,' Anthony Hopkins' Mind Is A Prison

Published on Firstpost
Mar 16, 2021

What do we do with Woody Allen’s films?

Published on Berlinale Talents
Mar 10, 2021

How Do We Talk About Black Women Singing?

Published on Berlinale Talents
Mar 4, 2021

A Marriage Story

Published on Berlinale Talents
Mar 3, 2021

A Critical Journey

Published on CinéSPEAK
Feb 18, 2021

Our Right to Gaze: A Defiant Declaration

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Jan 29, 2021

Podcast: Oui, We Love 'Lupin'

Published on Hyperallergic
Dec 30, 2020

2020: A Year in Film

Published by Museum of the Moving Image
Dec 30, 2020

Critical Interventions

Published on Documentary Magazine
Dec 23, 2020

From Outreach to Impact: Two Decades of Working Films

Published on Bitch Media
Nov 24, 2020

Undetectable: “Coded Bias” Challenges the Racism of Facial-Recognition Software

Published on Firstpost
Nov 7, 2020

Nazarband filmmaker Suman Mukhopadhyay: 'No art can be created if the artist isn’t politically aware'

Published on cinéSPEAK
Nov 2, 2020

A Very Well-Behaved Teenager: The Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival 2020

Published on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR
Oct 30, 2020

Podcast: 'The Great British Baking Show': Still Scrummy Or A Little Soggy?

Published on TCM
Oct 27, 2020

A Little Glam Girl In A Big Bad City

Published on Hyperallergic
Oct 21, 2020

The Ugly History of Forced Sterilizations in Women’s Prisons

Published on The Margins, AAWW
Oct 14, 2020

Translators’ Notes: Letters for Black Lives

Published on Frameland
Oct 6, 2020

India and its Many Songs: The Disciple & Pearl of the Desert

Published on Reverse Shot
Oct 1, 2020

On the Wire

Published on Hyperallergic
Sept 29, 2020

The Boldly Feminine Gaze of Hiba Schahbaz

Published on Hyperallergic
Sept 23, 2020

Did You Know Helen Keller Was a Socialist?

Published on Reverse Shot
Sept 15, 2020

Connected: 9to5—The Story of a Movement/Fast Food Nation

Published on Documentary Magazine
Sept 10, 2020

The Battle for the Ballot: 'All In' Traces the History of Voter Suppression

Published on Screenslate
Aug 28, 2020

Epicentro

Published on Hyperallergic
Aug 20, 2020

A Celebration of Black, Brown, and Indigenous Stories

Published on Reverse Shot
Aug 19, 2020

Stronger Together: On the Rise of Female Documentary Collectives

Published on Screenslate
Aug 15, 2020

The Wise Kids

Published on iTVS
Aug 12, 2020

"Filmmaking Is Not a Career, It’s a Calling"

Published on Hyperallergic
Aug 6, 2020

Exposing Rodrigo Duterte’s War on the Free Press

Published on Mubi Notebook
July 16, 2020

Noir Meets Nawathe: Close-Up on "Gumnaam"

Published on iTVS
June 30, 2020

Filmmakers Coping During COVID

Published on Mubi Notebook
June 29, 2020

The Ghosts of Mani Kaul: Close-Up on "Duvidha"

Published on Hyperallergic
June 8, 2020

Reclaiming the Legend of Bruce Lee

Published on Mubi Notebook
June 8, 2020

Our Mothers in Cinema, Blessed Be Thine Names

Published on Mubi Notebook
June 2, 2020

A Dark Horse Called Hope: Close-Up on Gurvinder Singh's "Alms for a Blind Horse"

Published on Hyperallergic
May 28, 2020

A Queer, South Asian Utopia Comes to Life in This Graphic Novel

Published on Juggernaut
May 27, 2020

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PBS’s ‘Asian Americans’ Is Overdue, But Is Just the Start

Published on Mubi Notebook
May 12, 2020

Stories, Histories, and Inheritance: Close-Up on Saeed Akhtar Mirza's "Naseem"

Published on MUBI Notebook
Apr 28, 2020

The Call of an Audacious Future: Close-Up on Shyam Benegal's "Ankur"

Published on Screenslate
Apr 19, 2020

ROOM H.264: Quarantine

Published on Bitch Media
Apr 3, 2020

"Crip Camp” Brings Visibility to the History of Disabled Activists

Published on MUBI Notebook
Mar 31, 2020

Covering Silences: Close-Up on Govind Nihalani's "Party"

Published on Forbes
Mar 18, 2020

‘We Get To Create Our Own Narratives’: Leela Ladnier On Being Disney Junior’s Mira

Published on MUBI Notebook
Feb 17 2020

A Swansong and Frogs in Wells

Published on Vague Visages
Feb 14, 2020

On the Calamity of Life: Angela Schanelec’s ‘I Was at Home, But’

Published on Hyperallergic
Feb 14, 2020

The Body Is Both Vulnerable and Powerful for One of India’s Most Prominent Printmakers

Published on Hyperallergic
Feb 7, 2020

Approaches to Feminism by Way of Shirley Jackson and a Black Beauty Pageant

Published on Reverse Shot
Feb 7, 2020

Sundance Film Festival 2020: Dispatch Two

Published on Hyperallergic
Feb 6, 2020

At Sundance, Examining the Relationships Between People and Their Governments

Published on Hyperallergic
Jan 31, 2020

Kahlil Joseph Imagines a News Channel Foregrounded in Black Excellence

Published on Screenslate
Dec 19, 2019

Le Bonheur

Published on Firstpost
Nov 29, 2019

The Warrior Queen of Jhansi director Swati Bhise: In times of gender disparity, Lakshmi Bai's is perfect story to share

Published on Frameland
Nov 12, 2019

The Lives of the Tragic and Famous

Published on Hyperallergic
Nov 6, 2019

The Bittersweet Nostalgia of Watching Basquiat in Downtown 81

Published on Hyperallergic
Oct 11, 2019

A Movie Envisions the Trial that Eric Garner Never Had

Published on Hyperallergic
Oct 9, 2019

Agnès Varda Says Goodbye to Life and Art In Her Poignant Final Film

Published on Directed by Women
Oct 7, 2019

Ida Anita del Mundo: The Reluctant Filmmaker and The Dream Chronicler

Published on MUBI Notebook
Oct 2, 2019

A Solemn Little Mass Remembering Yves Saint Laurent

Published on Hyperallergic
Sep 27, 2019

An Unearthed Cinematic Time Capsule of New York Hustle and Bustle

Published on Hyperallergic
Sep 12, 2019

Flipping the Script on Stereotypes Impacting People With Visible Disabilities

Published on Directed by Women
Sep 8, 2019

TIFF’s Kiva Reardon on Programmes that Resist Closure

Published on Directed by Women
Sep 7, 2019

TIFF’s Dorota Lech and the Art of Programming an Inclusive Festival

Published on Reverse Shot
July 29, 2019

The Power of One

Published on Firstpost
Aug 23, 2019

Viveik Kalra on his Blinded by the Light director Gurinder Chadha, Bruce Springsteen, and Bollywood

Published on Firstpost
Aug 21, 2019

Gurinder Chadha on Blinded by the Light, being inspired by Bruce Springsteen and recreating '80s Britain

Published on Hyperallergic
Aug 9 2019

A Disturbing Reckoning With China’s One-Child Policy

Published on iTVS
Aug 5 2019

The Work Behind the Spectacle

Published on Hyperallergic
July 16 2019

How New York Let the Bronx Burn, and How the Borough Survived

Published on Vague Visages
July 10 2019

What’s Age Got to Do with It: Neena Gupta in ‘The Last Color’

Published on MUBI Notebook
June 14 2019

God Save the Queens: “Paris Is Burning” Returns

Published on Vague Visages
June 14 2019

Jahnu Barua’s ‘Bhoga Khirikee’ Peeks Into An Insurgent Assam

Published on Zora, Medium
June 11 2019

My Grandmothers’ Braids

Published on Bitch Media
June 4, 2019

Sea Change: “Knock Down the House” Captures the Wave of Women Running for Office

Published on Vague Visages
June 4, 2019

Eat Meat / Man, Woman: Bhaskar Hazarika’s ‘Aamis’

Published in NANG Magazine
May 2019

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Catalyzing the Indian New Wave

Published on Hyperallergic
May 16, 2019

Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Dream to Walk on Water

Published on Vague Visages
May 13, 2019

What Would Springsteen Do?’ and Other Questions: Gurinder Chadha’s ‘Blinded by the Light’

Published on Screen Slate
May 7, 2019

Decade of Fire

Published on Screen Slate
Apr 20, 2019

Rio, Zona Norte

Published on MUBI Notebook
Apr 5, 2019

Review: “Amazing Grace,” Through Many Dangers, Toils and Snares

Published on Hyperallergic
Mar 12, 2019

In 3 Faces, Three Generations of Iranian Actresses Grapple with Oppression

Published on Directed by Women
Mar 7, 2019

#Crucial21DbW: Circle directed by Jayisha Patel

Published on Screen Slate
Mar 9, 2019

Black Mother

Published on Forbes
Mar 6, 2019

One Hundred Years Of Solitude: Macondo Is Making Its Way To Netflix

Published on Frameland
Mar 3, 2019

Halogen Dreams

Published on Hyperallergic
Mar 1, 2019

Taking the Highway to Freedom with a Green Book

Published on Screen Slate
Jan 14, 2019

Interview: Flaherty NYC "Puzzling" Curators Mary Helena Clark & Alexander Stewart

Published on Reverse Shot
Jan 5, 2019

Reverse Shot’s Best of 2018

Published on CNN News18
Jan 2, 2019

Revisiting the Life and Times of Mrinal Sen, the Last of the Indian New Wave Veterans

Published on Hyperallergic
Dec 26, 2018

Miami Told Through Old Photographs and Lost Stories

Published on Hyperallergic
Dec 25, 2018

The Underrecognized History of Indian Artists in Paris

Published in Cineaste (Winter 2018 issue)
Dec, 2018

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As Thick as Thieves: An Interview with Alonso Ruizpalacios and Gael García Bernal

Published on IndieWire
Nov 10, 2018

Camera Buffs: How Two New Films See Photographers Richard Billingham and Bill Cunningham Through Their Own Lens

Published on Hyperallergic
Nov 13, 2018

Three New Documentaries Chronicle the Careers of Game-Changing New York Artists

Published on Forbes.com
Nov 8, 2018

Thugs Of Hindostan: This Year's Big Bollywood Diwali Release

Published on Forbes.com
Nov 1, 2018

Badhaai Ho, The Surprise Bollywood Hit Of 2018

Published on Firstpost
Oct 31, 2018

Chippa movie review: A magical children's film with notes on modern-day Kolkata, and adulthood

Published on Screenslate
Oct 11, 2018

Interview: Dessane Lopez Cassell on Flaherty NYC "Aftermath"

Published on Firstpost
Sept 25, 2018

TIFF 2018: Anand Patwardhan’s Vivek is an exhaustive commentary on a diminishing democracy

Published on Firstpost
Sept 23, 2018

TIFF 2018: Rima Das on Bulbul Can Sing, and India’s Oscar pick Village Rockstars

Published on Firstpost
Sept 22, 2018

TIFF 2018: Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam on The Sweet Requiem, Tibetans in exile, and indie films

Published on CNN News18
Sept 22, 2018

Nandita Das on Manto: Didn't Want it to be Like Wikipedia Page

Published on Firstpost
Sept 20, 2018

TIFF 2018: Director Vasan Bala on Mard Ko Dard Nahin Hota, winner of audience choice award

Published on Frameland
Sept 20, 2018

TIFF: Mantoiyat in the Time of Censorship

Published on Vague Visages
Sept 20, 2018

TIFF 2018: Director Laura Luchetti on ‘Twin Flower’ and the Art of Giving Shape to a Story

Published on Reverse Shot
Sep 19, 2018

Voices Unheard

Published on Firstpost
Sept 18, 2018

TIFF 2018 rally celebrates women's tedious journeys in film industry, and long road ahead

Published on Frameland
Sept 17, 2018

TIFF: The Black and White Melancholy of Endless Cups of Coffee

Published on Vague Visages
Sept 16, 2018

TIFF 2018: Like the Hope of Rain After a Long Summer – A Review of John Butler’s ‘Papi Chulo’

Published on Film Stage
Sept 14, 2018

The Hummingbird Project: TIFF 2018 Review

Published on Film Stage
Sept 14, 2018

Hotel Mumbai: TIFF 2018 Review

Published on Vague Visages
Sept 12, 2018

TIFF 2018: The French Affair – A Review of Louis Garrel’s ‘A Faithful Man’

Published on Hyperallergic
Sep 11, 2018

To Infinity and Beyond, Yayoi Kusama Grapples With Conventions

Published on Frameland
Sept 10, 2018

TIFF: Farhadi and the Art of Peeling a Story: Asghar Farhadi’s Everybody Knows

Published on Film Stage
Sept 9, 2018

Greta: TIFF 2018 Review

Published on Vague Visages
Sept 7, 2018

TIFF 2018: The Never-Ending Ruminations of Olivier Assayas – A Review of ‘Non-Fiction’

Published on Frameland
Aug 16, 2018

All In The Name Of Honour

Published on Hyperallergic
July 31, 2018

A New Biopic About Nico, Warhol’s “It” Girl and Velvet Underground Singer

Published on Frameland
July 26, 2018

Group Post: (Frameland’s Love is Like a) Heatwave

Published on Hyperallergic
July 4, 2018

A Film Digs Beneath the Dandy Persona of Cecil Beaton

Published on Another Gaze
July 4, 2018

Madonna, Whore, 'Alanis'

Published on Senses of Cinema
June 26, 2018

Attendance Is Obligatory: A Bagful of Fleas (Věra Chytilová, 1962)

Published on Screen Slate
June 1, 2018

Jai Bhim Comrade

Published on Vice
May 28, 2018

Three Weddings and a Documentary

Published on Hyperallergic
May 23, 2018

Images of Joy in Central Park from 1970s New York

Published on Bitch Media
May 17, 2018

Radical Patience: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Turned Courtrooms Into Feminist Battlegrounds

Published on Vague Visages
May 14, 2018

New York Indian Film Festival Review: Hansal Mehta’s ‘Omerta’

Published on Vague Visages
May 10, 2018

New York Indian Film Festival Review: Miransha Naik’s ‘Juze’

Published on MUBI Notebook
May 10, 2018

Review: Measuring Life in Soju Shots—Hong Sang-soo’s "The Day After"

Published on Vague Visages
May 9, 2018

New York Indian Film Festival Review: Bornila Chatterjee’s ‘The Hungry’

Published on Vague Visages
May 8, 2018

New York Indian Film Festival Review: Ravi Jadhav’s ‘Nude’

Published on Hyperallergic
April 30, 2018

The Artist Who Sketched a Famine in India

Published on Frameland
Apr 30, 2018

Eating Cake in a Bathtub: The Measured Surreality of Jonaki

Published on MUBI Notebook
Apr 27, 2018

A Revolution and a Dance: Olivier Assayas’ "Cold Water"

Published on Frameland
Apr 26, 2018

Celebrating Black Female Filmmakers

Published on Broadly, Vice
Apr 24, 2018

How NASA Stopped 13 Women from Being the First Women in Space

Published on Vague Visages
Apr 19, 2018

Calendars, Storms and Coming Home: Rituparno Ghosh’s ‘Unishe April’

Published on Bitch Media
Apr 17, 2018

Viva Chavela: The Songs And Swagger Of Chavela Vargas

Published on Kinoscope
Mar 30, 2018

Two Men In A Hearse: Pierre-François Sauter’s “Calabria”

Published on MUBI Notebook
Mar 29, 2018

A Blazing Field of Colours Running Amok: Bill Gunn's "Personal Problems"

Published on Buzzfeed
Mar 14, 2018

By Glorifying Churchill, Britain Is Committing New Crimes Against India

Published in Bitch Media (print)
Issue #78, Spring 2018

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A Woman Scorned: The Cold Vengeance of Hindi Cinema

Published on Hyperallergic
Mar 9, 2018

Andy Goldsworthy’s Ephemeral Art and Laborious Process, in a New Documentary

Published on Screen Slate
Mar 9, 2018

Police Story

Published on CNN News18
Mar 8, 2018

Remembering the Women Who Let My Mother Venture Into Men's Territory

Published on CNN News18
Feb 26, 2018

OPINION | Sridevi: A Superstar in an Industry That Didn't Even Speak Her Language

Published on Reverse Shot
Feb 16, 2018

Something Else

Published on MUBI Notebook
Feb 13, 2018

Close-Up: If It's Coming of Age, It Must Be "Dazed and Confused"

Published on Screen Slate
Jan 5, 2018

The Cloud-Capped Star

Published on Vague Visages
Dec 18, 2017

Real, All Too Real: Rakhee Sandilya’s ‘Ribbon’

Published on Vague Visages
Dec 16, 2017

The Story of the Girl Named Blue: Danish Renzu’s ‘Half Widow’

Published on Vague Visages
Dec 13, 2017

Murphy’s Law and the Man Who Murdered Himself: Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s ‘Long Live Brij Mohan!’

Published on CNN News18
Dec 8, 2017

OPINION | Honey, Don't Shrink the Kids While Addressing India's Child Abuse Pandemic

Published on The Film Stage
Nov 19, 2017

Newton AFI Fest 2017 Review

Published on Vague Visages
Nov 16, 2017

The Song of the Cloud-Capped Mountain: Anushka Meenakshi and Iswar Srikumar’s ‘Kho ki pa lü’

Published on Vague Visages
Nov 13, 2017

When Hansel and Gretel Live in a Bus: Paakhi A. Tyrewala’s ‘Pahuna: The Little Visitors’

Published on Vague Visages
Nov 10, 2017

Of Elephants, Daughters and Rebels: Bobby Sarma Baruah’s ‘Sonar Baran Pakhi (The Golden Wing)’

Published on MUBI Notebook
Oct 21, 2017

The Archaeology of Film: Close-Up on Filipa César's "Spell Reel"

Published on The Goya Journal
Sep 27, 2017

Feeding the Goddess: Durga Comes Home to Khichudi

Published on MUBI Notebook
Aug 24, 2017

Cracked Screens, Lost Phones and Unconnected WiFi: Close-Up on Eduardo Williams’ “The Human Surge”

Published on Huffington Post
Aug 12, 2017

Dear Barkha Dutt, By Calling Period Leave ‘Stupid’ You Are Letting Down Women

Published on MUBI Notebook
Aug 9, 2017

Running Children, Warring Cities: Children in the Films of Peter Nestler

Published on Huffington Post
Mar 15, 2017

Dear Mira Rajput, I Want You To Step Away From Your Privilege For A Moment

Published on Huffington Post
Mar 5, 2017

'Moonlight' And 'Hidden Figures' Give Us Radical Hope When We Need It Most

Published on Huffington Post
Dec 30, 2016

The 'Dangal' In My Head: Was I Brought Up By A Patriarch Or A Feminist?

Published on Huffington Post
Dec 19, 2016

Shah Rukh Khan And Me: A Love Letter To Evolution

Published in Travel + Leisure (print)
October 2016

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The Chic Twins

Published on NDTV.com
Feb 26, 2016

To JNU With Love, From 11,000 km Away

Bedatri attended high school in Calcutta, and studied Literature in Delhi's Lady Shri Ram College for Women and Jawaharlal Nehru University. She then studied Cinema in New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Starting out as a writer for a children's supplement of a daily when she was six, she loves writing on film, culture, and gender. She is a 2018 alum of the New York Film Festival Critics Academy, and a Sundance and SXSW 2020 Press Inclusion Initiative Fellow. Also an experienced copy editor and proofreader, she has worked with Rupa, HarperCollins and Pan Macmillan.

For her day jobs, Bedatri has worked with a newspaper, an advertising agency, a documentary commissioning body, a documentary arts centre, a documentary seminar, a distribution company and a production house.

She has also translated, transcribed, and subtitled documentaries.

She lives in New York City where she makes mental notes about strangers on the subway, and binge watches old TV shows. A detailed CV can be found here. You can write to her at [email protected] or holler @Bedatri on twitter