Indian director Payal Kapadia is developing two additional features set in Mumbai, potentially forming a trilogy with her acclaimed fiction feature debut “All We Imagine as Light.” Kapadia, who just attended the Golden Globes where “All We Imagine as Light” was nominated for best non-English language film and director,

Hollywood star Jodie Foster has seen "All We Imagine As Light" twice, says filmmaker Payal Kapadia about her critically-acclaimed movie that continues to garner recognition in award circles.Kapadia on Wednesday evening received the best international film award by the New York Film Critics Circle (NYFCC).

Director Payal Kapadia's critically-acclaimed film, All We Imagine As Light, was nominated in two categories at the recently concluded Golden Globes. However, the film lost out on awards. Payal Kapadia took it in her stride and reacted to it on her Instagram Stories.

Director Payal Kapadia's acclaimed film, All We Imagine As Light, has added another feather to its already heavily decorated cap. The movie won Best International Feature at the recently held New York Film Critics Circle Award.

All We Imagine As Light' is a 2024 multilingual drama by Payal Kapadia, blending Malayalam, Hindi, and Marathi. The film explores complex human connections.

Filmmaker Payal Kapadia's All We Imagine As Light missed out on converting its two nominations at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards to victories. The film lost to Emilia Perez in the Best Non-English Motion Picture category and to Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) in the Best Director category.

Days after not losing the Best Director award at Golden Globes, Payal Kapadia accepted the Best International Film award at NYFCC for All We Imagine As Light.

All We Imagine as Light' maker Payal Kapadia reflects on losing out on bagging a Golden Globe award. Details inside.