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Kashish dares to dream: Films from South Asia's biggest mainstream LGBT festival that stood out

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Kashish dares to dream: Films from South Asia's biggest mainstream LGBT festival that stood out
 - In its fifth edition, the Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival 2014 not only moved to a new venue — Mumbai's historic art deco theatre Liberty Cinema — but its Dare To Dream theme saw an eclectic mix of 154 films from 31 countries. South Asia's biggest and only mainstream LGBT film festival kicked off with Michael Mayer's Out In The Dark (Alata) ...


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