... Legal thriller “Time Sentence” was screened at Karachi Press Club ‘This film will leave a deep impact on human minds.’ Retired Justice Wajihauddin Ahmed ‘There are serious hidden messages in the story.’ Saeed Khawar, veteran political analyst ‘Technology is an extension of human habits.’ Khalid Hasan Khan, filmmaker The futuristic courtroom drama, Time Sentence was screened at the Karachi Press Club. A large number of attendees were present at the event. The film takes up the subject of the growing trend of artificial intelligence in a unique way. The film deals with the concepts of technology, law, justice, science fiction and human emotions. The short film Time Sentence, set in the distant future, is a science fiction courtroom drama, where an artificial intelligence-driven judge is hearing the case of an accused, who is a time traveler. The former Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, an outspoken human rights activist, Retired Justice Wajihauddin Ahmed appreciated the ...
. Adab Festival, one of Pakistan's most prestigious celebrations of literature and art, announced here earlier today, the date and speakers for its fifth edition, scheduled to take place on November 25 and 26 at Habitt City, also the venue of its press conference. The conference was attended by a large gathering of print, social and electronic media. Set to captivate audiences once again with a vibrant array of intellectual and artistic offerings at the festival, Ameena Saiyid, founder and director of Adab Festival said “We organise Adab Festival to highlight the importance of culture and literature in promoting debate and dialogue in order to bring about understanding. Hence, it gives me the greatest pleasure to unveil our remarkable lineup of speakers. In fact, Adab Festival has a remarkable history of success over the years. Since its inception, it has played a pivotal role in promoting literature and arts, celebrating the rich tapestry of Pakistani culture, and bringing togeth...