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Recent Listings
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Darius Goes West
Group of 12 friends and their cross-country exploits raising awareness for DMD
08-06-2008
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Elie Wiesel Goes Home
Haulocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, goes back to Europe 50 years after the Holocaus
08-06-2008
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Penelopes Web
The film seeks to explore the ways in which women interact with digital
08-06-2008
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Time Pass
The film looks at how women are represented on Indian television particularly
08-06-2008
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Shes My Girl
Haryana's alarmingly low sex ratio has brought them all together: a motley
08-06-2008
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Scavenging Dreams
The film takes a look at the lives of rag pickers and waste dealers in Delhi. It
08-06-2008
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Making The Face
Based in Manipur, the film deals with identity in general and the personal story
08-06-2008
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One In A Million
The 73rd amendment to the Constitution of India has ensured that 33% of the seat
08-06-2008
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Lonely Angels
Through stories of sexual abuse, interspersed with the efforts of rescue
08-06-2008
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Grabbing Eyeballs
India is the only country in the world with over 3 dozen news and current affair
08-06-2008
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Dayabai Tribal Mercy
A unique story of a woman who de-classed herself from a class of landlords
08-06-2008
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Athwaas The Journey
The film brings forth the voices and responses of women, about the political sit
08-06-2008
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Apples and Oranges
The film locates conflict, as a result of differing ideas and elaborates further
08-06-2008
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13 PM
This film is a chronicle of the lives of Indian Prime Ministers through the ages
08-06-2008
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Yeh Gulistan Hamara
The film examines the deep rooted fears of religious communities living in
08-05-2008
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Women In Conflict
The film examines the impact of violence on women whether Muslim or Pandit in
08-05-2008
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4 Little Girls
There are many remarkable things about the documentary 4 Little Girls. Spike Lee's striking, beautifully realized film is a cinematic lesson of what kind of material is better suited to the documentary format. In his first documentary, Lee shares an attribute of Ken Burns: the major event in his documentary is not seen on camera. Except for four quick glimpses of black-and-white autopsy photos, the picture stays clear from the bombing. Lee remains with the faces, the girls' friends, families, and the historic figures of the era. They've all grown up since the bombing but their memories haven't faded. The vital facts of the case are certainly here: the troubled history of Birmingham, the court proceedings, friends' last run-ins with the girls. What touches us deeper though are those witnesses telling us of living through the core era of segregation and bigotry: a father explaining to his child why she can't have a sandwich in a cafeteria and a woman offering up tears of past events. There's even an interview with George Wallace, the prince of segregation, that belongs in a David Lynch feature. Lee's film asserts the bombing energized the civil rights movement and when the voice of America, Walter Cronkite, echoes those sentiments, you believe he may have it right. --Doug Thomas
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