Ali Rizvi's Photography

22/01/2019

Hey guys, here is the film schedule for the Vasakh Film Festival.We hope to see you guys there! Entry is free for all! These films have been brought to you by Asia Peace Film Festival and the Documentary Association of Pakistan

19/11/2018

Speaking about the idea of the film, Rizvi shared that he had been greatly interested in the art form of dance and felt that due to a stigma attached to it, many avoid pursuing it considering it futile and unacceptable to society.

“I find the aesthetics of dance very beautiful and I think it should be immensely respected as a form of art. I have known Daud for quite some time. My previous work has been about public health as well as gender so I wanted to throw light on it especially as to how a man is promoting dance by performing it,” he said.

People flocking to cinema on Sunday morning when a blockbuster is not being screened is quite unimaginable in Karachi but the Sunday Matinees, an initiative of Goethe-Insitut Pakistan, was able to...

02/11/2018

I'm extremely delighted to announce that my film, Ghungroo, will be screened at Capri Cinema on November 18, 2018. I made this film as part of a year long program, Film Talents - Unheard Voices from Pakistan and Afghanistan, which was jointly funded by the Goethe Institute and Prince Claus Fund.

I'm excited to share it with everybody and would like to invite you all to the screening at Capri, which has an amazing amazing screen. There is no ticket but you will have to register. Please send your details (Name, Profession/Designation, Organization, Number, Email Address, Postal Address) to [email protected] to register.

Thank you.

12/08/2017

When the city burned, so did she. She burned with a fiery passion, and she rose from within the flames to take back what was hers - what is ours.

Men wage wars but it is the women who rebuild, who breathe life into our cities, and they dance around the flames, blinding out the fires of hatred with their own light.

Resilience and song came together that day, a dhamaal of raw emotion, of desire for peace, of desire for a city that sings and moves with us, a city that can never be broken. She danced and danced until she and Sehwan became one, until she and faith became one, for to believe in her is to believe in peace, and to believe in resilience.

-Zoha Jabbar

16/06/2017

25/04/2017

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24/05/2016

20/05/2016

14/05/2016

http://www.mediastudies.asia/pakistan-through-the-lens-photoessay-by-ali-rizvi/

16/04/2016

27/03/2016

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