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collective
A Film Society
Art as Expression, Resistance, and Collective Imagination.
Guftugu Film Festival
La Résistance
Art Exhibition
Solidarity Protest
Political Prisoners
IFFK Pamphlet Distribution
John Abraham Film Fest
Art Exhibition
La Résistance
Guftugu Film Festival
Solidarity Protest
IFFK Pamphlet Distribution
Guftugu Film Festival
La Résistance
Art Exhibition
Solidarity Protest
Political Prisoners
IFFK Pamphlet Distribution
John Abraham Film Fest
Art Exhibition
La Résistance
Guftugu Film Festival
Solidarity Protest
IFFK Pamphlet DistributionArt as expression
Guftugu is a film society built around socially and politically grounded art. In Urdu, the name means 'conversation' and that's exactly what we do. We show films, and converse about the art, culture and patterns that lives in it, and sometimes, those interactions change the way we see things.
Inspired by the Odessa Collective and Amma Ariyan, we're here to make and share art that goes beyond profit and entertainment. Founded in December 2024, the collective is based in Kozhikode, the cultural heart of Kerala.
Our debut began with a one-day film festival titled "Guftugu," where artists and social activists gathered from different fields. By August 2025, our collective efforts shaped the society into an organized and structured platform. That was when Guftugu Collective was formally established as a film society.
For artistic and cultural collectives, what matters most is people's participation and accessibility. They should not be reduced to commercial ventures or entertainment for a privileged few. These spaces must belong to everyone.
Past Programs
Events, exhibitions, and screenings we've hosted. The work that brought us here.
Guftugu in the News
From Gaza to Kagaar: Guftugu Film Festival 2026 Discusses the Nuanced Politics of Genocide
Read articleGuftugu Film Festival Discusses the Nuanced Politics of Genocide
Read articleGuftugu Film Festival Coverage
Read articleJohn Abraham Film Festival — Guftugu Collective's Film Festival a Grand Success
Read articleOne-Day Film Festival Organized in Memory of John Abraham
Read articleSolidarity Protest Organized in Support of Anagha Sasi
Read articleGuftugu Film Festival Report
WatchCome talk to us
Want to attend a screening? Collaborate on a project? Got a short film you want us to see? Or just want to argue about whether Tarkovsky is overrated? We're based in Kozhikode, but the conversation is open to everyone.