[Reader-list] KITTE MIL VE MAHI screening at the National Gallery for Modern Art

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National Gallery for Modern Art (NGMA)
in collaboration with
India Foundation for the Arts

present

IFA FILM FESTIVAL

January 2- February 20, 2011

(All documentary films will have English subtitle)

Venue: National Gallery for Modern Art (NGMA)
Manikyavelu Mansion
49 Palace Road, Bengaluru 560 052

Contact: 080 2234 2338

February 13, 2011, Sunday, 11:30 am

KITTE MIL VE MAHI, 1 Hour 15 minutes

By Ajay Bhardwaj

 A deeply felt and moving film, Ajay Bharadwaj’s Kitte Mil Ve Mahi
cuts to the quick and puts across a well reasoned and eloquent quest
of the Dalits in Punjab to take on the legitimacy of the deeply
exploitative and humiliating caste system. This sensitively crafted
and provocative film provides a glimpse of the alternate cultural
forms of the Punjabi Dalits that critique the oppression of the
‘upper’ castes and articulate a powerful vision of social justice. It
focuses, in particular, on the popular Sufi traditions of the Punjabi
Dalits.


January 2, 2011, Sunday, 3 pm

BISHAR BLUES, 1 Hour 16 minutes

By Amitabh Chakraborty


IJanuary 8, 2011, Saturday, 3 pm

THE OTHER SONG, 2 Hours

By Saba Dewan


January 9, 2011, Sunday, 11:30 am

MAYA BAZAR, 1 Hour

By K M Madhusudhanan


January 9, 2011, Sunday, 12:45 pm

OUT OF THIN AIR, 50 minutes

By Shabani Hassanwalia and Samreen Farooqui

January 23, 2011, Sunday, 11:30 am

CITY OF PHOTOS, 1 Hour

By Nishtha Jain


February 12, 2011, Saturday, 3pm

NATAK JARI HAIN, 1 Hour 24 minutes

By Lalit Vachani


February 12, 2011, Saturday, 4:30 pm

RASIKEN RE, 33 minutes

By Pooja Kaul


February 19, 2011, Saturday, 3 pm

THE LISTENER’S TALE, 1 Hour 16 minutes

By Arghya Basu



February 20, 2011, Sunday, 11:30 am

NEE ENGEY, 2 Hours 38 minutes

By R V Ramani