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- + VE LIVING | C. VANAJA | 30 min | Telugu, English | 2007

Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
The story of HIV+ women, who defied destiny and persisted on their journey in life, against social ostracism and an uncertain future, with dignity and hope.
Golden Pearl, Hyderabad International Film Festival, 2007
Official Selection, John Abraham National Awards, Signs, 2007
Official Selection, International North South Media Festival, Geneva, 2007
- 10 ON 10: CHILDREN DECIDE | MEENAKSHI & VINAY RAI | 26 min | English, Hindi | 2008

Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
The film attempts to evolve a set of indicators for the filmmakers on what makes a good children's film.
17th Kolkata Film Festival, 2011
- 12 DAYS IN A TAXI | AMBARIEN ALQADAR | 52 min | English, Hindi, Punjabi | 2012

A chance encounter between Virender Rana - a Sikh Taxi Driver from India in USA, who makes his own movies - and an Indian filmmaker, results in the filming of some days and nights out of the taxi. An immersive experience of an immigrant’s American dream as he drives a taxi in post 9-11 America.
- 125th ANNIVERSARY: MISSION COLLEGE | ADITYA BASU | 30 min

Individual Price: Rs 400/-
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Institutional Price: Rs 700/-

A chronicle of the lives of Indian Prime Ministers through the ages as represented by the witty strokes of cartoons, in an effort to truly understand the Indian masses and their leaders.
- 1876 - AN ENTERTAINMENT | ANASUYA VAIDYA | 30 min

Enacted by the British colonial government to control any subversive, nationalistic or artistic expression, the Dramatic Performances Act of 1876 has been retained in the law books in India, even while it has been repealed in other non-democracies. The film will follow a group of artists as they try to defeat, overcome or sidestep the Act.
- A BODY THAT WILL SPEAK | SUKANYA SEN & PAWAS BISHT | 30 min | 0

A filmmaker, a university student, an entrepreneur and a radio jockey. Women, who feel hungry, eat, grow fat and feel anxious about it. A film about not being perfect. A film about the never ending attempts to make the body "speak for the self in a meaningful and powerful way." A journey to move beyond disorders and discover the real women battling the fantasies around and within them.
- A CELEBRATION OF LIFE | SHUKLA DAS | 55 min | English | 2008

Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
- A COMMUNITY RETURNING TO THE MAINSTREAM | SANDIP RAY | 30 min | 0

- A DAM OLD STORY | TARINI MANCHANDA | 26 min | Hindi, English

Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
A film about Himachal Pradesh's precious Renuka Valley - home to biodiverse forests, fertile lands and people who have been living and farming in India's northern mountains for generations. This valley lies in the submergence area for a dam project that is meant to supply Delhi with water. The Film takes a look at the stakes for this dam, and asks whether Delhi needs this dam or Himachal's water, at all. What can Delhi learn from the Renuka Valley?
Official Selection, Voices from Water – 6th International Film Festival on Water, Bangalore, 2011
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