Independent motion pictures / Kolkata, India
Stories that
make you
look twice.
Chlorofilm is an independent motion picture company making films, documentaries, and moving images about the world as it is — and as it could be.
A way of seeing
The frame is a question.
We are drawn to the moment before certainty — where a person, a place, or an idea begins to reveal itself.
Our work lives between the observed and the imagined. We make space for complexity, humor, silence, and the parts of a story that do not announce themselves.
Selected work
A few frames from the archive.
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Our approach
Slow down. Look closer.
A process built around attention, not output.
Question
We start with what refuses to leave us alone.
Research
We listen, look closer, and find the world inside the idea.
Story
We shape the material until it knows what it wants to become.
Craft
We make every frame, cut, and breath earn its place.
Perception
We leave the audience with a new way to look.
Contemporary world
The world is already strange. We just pay attention.
What we make
Moving images, in many forms.
Feature films
Stories with a point of view, made for the places they come from.
Documentaries
Stories with a point of view, made for the places they come from.
Short films
Stories with a point of view, made for the places they come from.
Digital series
Stories with a point of view, made for the places they come from.
Branded stories
Stories with a point of view, made for the places they come from.
Experiments
Stories with a point of view, made for the places they come from.
About Chlorofilm
A small studio for big questions.
We collaborate with directors, artists, brands, and people with something worth looking at again. The team is intentionally small. The ambition is not.
Journal / field notes
Things we keep thinking about.
THE ART OF LOOKING TWICE
Attention is a form of authorship. What we choose to stay with becomes the story.
NOTES ON A MOVING IMAGE
A camera does not simply record a world. It proposes a way of seeing one.
THE LONG TAKE
On duration, patience, and the charge that gathers when we do not cut away.