On the streets of Kolkota, India, Salim Baba runs a “cinema cart”—a one-hundred-year-old hand-cranked projector that has been modernized for sound, modified with found materials, and mounted on a pushcart. He shows scraps of 35mm film, creatively edited into a brief montage of songs, fights, and dialogue. Children trail this enchanting relic of an earlier age, trading their coins for a glimpse beneath a black curtain of a flickering, magical world of scratchy sights and sounds. Nominated for an Academy Award.  LB