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- A MERCEDES FOR ASHISH | RUCHIR JOSHI | 30 min
A cinematic document of simultaneous degradations of human space and dignity in Delhi, images of how roads, walls, constructions-in-progress, ganda nalas, billboards all in some way attack the human body.
- ADDA: CALCUTTA, KOLKATA | RANJAN PALIT | 52 min | English, Bengali | 2011
Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
A film about a day in the life of Calcutta or Kolkata. A portrait of the city and its people through the myriad conversations or "adda"s that happen all over the city, day and night.
Golden Palm Award, Mexico International Film Festival, 2012
Official Selection, 11th River to River Florence Indian Film Festival, Italy, 2011
Official Selection, Competition, Aljazeera International Documentary Film Festival, Qatar, 2012
Official Selection: Competition Section, 6th John Abraham National Awards, Signs, 2012
Official Selection, 3rd I South Asian International Film Festival, San Francisco, 2012
- ADDA: CALCUTTA, KOLKATA | SURJO DEB & RANJAN PALIT | 52 min | English, Bengali | 2011
Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
A film about a day in the life of Calcutta or Kolkata. A portrait of the city and its people through the myriad conversations or "adda"s that happen all over the city, day and night.
Golden Palm Award, Mexico International Film Festival, 2012
Official Selection, 11th River to River Florence Indian Film Festival, Italy, 2011
Official Selection, Competition, Aljazeera International Documentary Film Festival, Qatar, 2012
Official Selection: Competition Section, 6th John Abraham National Awards, Signs, 2012
Official Selection, 3rd I South Asian International Film Festival, San Francisco, 2012
- ALL ROADS LEAD TO CINEMA | SUMIT KHANNA | 30 min
The film offers glimpses into the lives of assistant directors in an attempt to understand their role in the film making process. How some have realised their dreams whereas most are driven to the point of despair.
- ALL TIME BLUES | NARESH SHARMA | 30 min
The film looks at the brass band, an integral part of ritualised urban Indian life performing on numerous occasions like births, marriages, retirement and even at funerals.
- AN OUTPOST OF DELHI | SIDHARTH SRINIVASAN | 52 min
Individual Price: Rs 400/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
Institutional Price: Rs 700/-
The Film tells the story of urbanisation in Indian cities, epitomised by three very diverse residents of the ‘unauthorised’ village of Aya Nagar, situated on the margins of the Indian capital, New Delhi. A bustling settlement of over one lakh people from all parts of the country and all walks of life, it represents the exponential urbanisation and unplanned development in the country today. As India urbanises, most of its towns and cities grow to accommodate the new migrants in similar spontaneous settlements and their needs, desires and aspirations can become the creative energy required to establish a more socially just and environmentally sustainable urban pattern. The film seeks to explore this alternative vision for urban development, a vision where stakeholders can be partners in growth, rather than feel by-passed by it.
- ANWAR - DREAM OF A DARK NIGHT | ANWAR JAMAL | 52 min
The Film explores the tenacity of the human spirit, journing with Anwar - a migrant in Delhi to fulfill his dream of building a theatre in his village.
- Special Mention, Mumbai International Film Festival, 2010
- BREAKIN' NEWS | ISHANI K. DUTTA | 30 min
The film examines the impact of the recent deluge of 'entertaining' and 'investigative' television news, how the news content is received by the viewers in an attempt to understand what is 'responsible news' in the Indian context.
- BUMBAIYAA | KARTIKEYA NARAYAN SINGH | 60 min
The film strives to gauge the sexual attitudes of the people of the metropolis Mumbai and the relationship that the city shares with sex- the tastes, practices and multiple points of view.
A film about a group of people who are powerful symbols of the failure of democracy - the urban homeless in George Town, a busy market area in Chennai
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