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Troublemaker (2011)

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Troublemaker

Special Report: The Chicago South Asian Film Festival
As the Bollywood presence continues to establish itself in the Us, the city of Chicago continues to show itself as one of the strongest influences of promoting South Asian content. The Chicago South Asian Film Festival premiered last year, and 2011 has already brought us the first ever Chicago Global Runway, which was a fashion experience with a very strong South Asian influence.

The Chicago South Asian Film Festival took place this year over the weekend of September 30 to October 2nd. Just as it had been done the year before, on the opening night there was a Red Carpet ceremony followed by a feature film, and a drinks and appetizer gala immediately after.

For the second straight year, the venue of choice was the Chicago Cultural Center in the heart of Chicago. This year there were some last minute cancellations by some of the bigger names that were supposed to be in attendance,...
See full article at Bollyspice
  • 10/17/2011
  • by Sunny Verma
  • Bollyspice
New Jersey Independent South-Asian Cinefest to showcase women-centric films from India
New Jersey Independent South-Asian Cinefest 2011 which will be held from October 21-23 will screen films by women or about women from India and other south-asian countries. The lineup includes Amit Dutta’s Aadmi Ki Aurat Aur Anya Kahaniyan, Sonali Gulati’s I Am, Natasha Mendonca’s Jan Villa and Lalit Marathe’s Shabri.

The three day festival aims to introduce new and established independent women film artists, from South Asia and the South Asian Diaspora. New Jersey Independent South Asian Cine Fest (Njisacf) was created as a part of the Asian American Film and Theater Project, a non-profit organization based in USA.

The complete list of films to be screened at the festival:

Aadmi Ki Aurat Aur Anya Kahaniyan

Director: Amit Dutta

At the Stairs

Director: Rajesh S. Jala

Banshiwala

Director: Anjan Das

Beyond Grace

Director: Sara & Urs Baur

The Desire – A Journey of a Woman

Director: R. Sarath

Flying...
See full article at DearCinema.com
  • 10/10/2011
  • by NewsDesk
  • DearCinema.com
Ketan Mehta at an event for Mangal Pandey: The Rising (2005)
Ketan Mehta’s Rang Rasiya to open Chicago South Asian Film Festival
Ketan Mehta at an event for Mangal Pandey: The Rising (2005)
Ketan Mehta’s Rang Rasiya will be the opening film of the Chicago South Asian Film Festival which will begin on September 30, 2011.

The festival will close with Sonali Gulati’s documentary I Am while Nila Madhab Panda’s I Am Kalam will be screened as the centerpiece of the festival.

Amole Gupte’s Stanley Ka Dabba will also be presented as part of the festival.

The other films that will be screened at the festival are: Athula Liyanage’s Bambara Wallala, Geeta Malik’s Troublemaker, Moinak Biswas and Arjun Gourisaria’s Spring In The Colony, Hemant Gaba’s Shuttlecock Boys, Dr. Bharathy Manjula’s XXWhy, Anu Rana’s Ring Laila, Harjant Gill’s Roots of Love, Nasir Khan’s Made in Pakistan, Pankaj Johar’s documentary Still Standing, and Shelley Saywell’s documentary In the Name of the Family.

The short film section will have Pulkit Datta’s Jason, Sameer Acharya...
See full article at DearCinema.com
  • 8/23/2011
  • by NewsDesk
  • DearCinema.com
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