(2004). Retrospectives Retrospectives of his films have been held at film festivals including the 5th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala, Kerala State (2012); the 13th Madurai International Documentary and Short Film Festival (2011); the Documentary Dream Show, Tokyo (2010); the Parallel Perspectives Film Festival, Hyderabad (2008); and the 9th International Short Film Festival, Bangladesh (2005). Selected works Such a Morning (2017) The Sovereign Forest (2011-2015) which includes films ‘A Love Story’, (2010) and ‘The Scene of Crime’ (2011) The Commons (2011) The Torn First Pages Part I, II and III (2004-2008) which includes films 'The Face''' (2004) ‘Thet Win Aung’ (2004) ‘Ma Win Maw Oo’ (2004) ‘The Bodhi Tree’ (2004) and ‘Somewhere in May’ (2005)The Lightning Testimonies (2007)Henningsvaer (2006)To Remember (2003)A Night of Prophecy (2002)Azaadi/ Freedom (2002)King of Dreams (2001)Baphlimali 173 (2001)The Many Faces of Madness (2000)A Season Outside (1997)Marubhumi (1996)Earth as Witness (1994)Talash (1993)The Leather Trilogy (1992)Lal Hara Lehrake'' (1992) References http://indianexpress.com/article/express-sunday-eye/amar-kanwar-5058699/ Further reading The Sovereign Forest. Vienna and Berlin: Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary and Sternberg Press, 2015. Evidence. Stahel, Urs and Daniela Janser. Göttingen: Steidl, 2012. Pal, Deepanjana. "Art Always Remembers," The Hindu, 25 February 2016. Bailey, Stephanie. "On Sovereignty: Amar Kanwar in Conversation with Stephanie Bailey," Ibraaz Platform 008, December 2014. Lissoni, Andrea. "The Inner Sound of Waiting," Mousse 42, February 2014. Terracciano, Emilia. "Amar Kanwar on the Disappearing Landscapes of ‘The Sovereign Forest’", December 2013 Cotter, Holland. "Amar Kanwar," New York Times, 1 April 2010. Jhaveri, Shanay. "In Conversation," Marg, March 2010. Shrivastava, Aseem. "Lightning Rarely Leaves a Trace", 2007 1964 births Indian documentary filmmakers Living people People from New Delhi