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In the Flesh [53] | ||||
| Bishakha Dutta | |||||
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Provides
an intimate insider's account of what it is really like to be in
prostitution - by following the lives of three real life characters. We
see their workplaces, hear their stories, see them pick up customers,
persuade clients to wear condoms, fight HIV/AIDS in their communities,
and battle violence through simple home-made weapons and collective
action on the streets. |
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| Journeys [38] | |||||
| Vinayan Kodoth | |||||
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What
does it mean to be part of a crowd of nearly 7 million commuters for
whom the daily journey to and fro from work is becoming increasingly
nightmarish. As it looks at Mumbai, the film moves between the dramatic
and the reflective , juxtapoing sound and visual ,the past and the
present. |
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Kahankar Ahankar | ||||
| Anjali Monteiro & Jayasankar | |||||
| Kandal Pokkudan [26] | |||||
| Sanju Surendran | |||||
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Kandal
Pokkudan is an environmental activist in Northern Kerala.
The documentary is a biopic about him, exploring various facets
of Pokkudan's personality: his childhood experiences, his political
life, his assessment of religion and his eco philosophy. |
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Kitte Mil Ve Mahi [72] | ||||
| Ajay Bharadwaj | |||||
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This
film is a people’s narrative of the cultural traditions of Dalits in
Punjab.
These traditions are sites of preservation and regeneration of a
syncretic culture; entering the world of Sufi shrines worshipped and
looked after by Dalits.
The film looks at the affirmation of new consciousness among
Dalits in Punjab and India. |
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| Kshurasya Dhara [30] | |||||
| Vipin Vijay | |||||
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A
film on the oracles of the Devi temple in Kuniyadi, a small town in
Kerala – the ritual performance, the significance of this performance
and its place in the lives of devotees and the mediums themselves. |
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| Laden is Not my Friend [28] | |||||
| Bikramjit Gupta | |||||
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On
Sept 11, as the twin towers crumbled, a war began between USA and Osama
Bin Laden, and a religion received a brand name of barbarism. The film,
a satire, is a story of a boy, 25-year-old Bengali Muslim far away from
New York, his mind and state of identity affected by the incident. He
aspires to go to the US and tries to convince Mr. Bush of his
innocence… |
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Ladies Special [31] | ||||
| Nidhi Tuli | |||||
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An
account of two journeys made by women travelling on the ‘Ladies
Special’ local train, an entire train dedicated to women. The only one
of its kind in the whole world. The film explores how the overworked,
stressed women of Mumbai, took time and space on the train and made it
their own private space, where they could be themselves. |
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| Love Me You [92 | |||||
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Sylvie
Banuls
and
Sabina Engel |
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Love
Me You is a film about some very special actors in an extraordinary
theater and about the unusual love between two of them: Moritz and Nele.
They both have Down's syndrome and both act in productions of the Ramba
Zamba Theater in Berlin – frequently playing to full houses. |
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| Maan Dam [15] | |||||
| Abhivyakti | |||||
| The video film portrays the struggle of the people of 17 villages in the Narmada valley which would be submerged by the Maan dam on river Maan. | |||||
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