Jaya Bachchan to inaugurate first Canada South Asian Film Festival
The maiden edition of the Canada South Asian Film Festival (SAFF) will be inaugurated by veteran Indian actress Jaya Bachchan on October 31st, 2012. Apart from screenings of feature, documentary and animation films, there will also be a Master Class from Buddhadeb Das Gupta.
Through Her Eyes: Women in South Asian Film
South Asian Mosaic: Lives lived in South Asia
Way Beyond Bollywood: Feature films from throughout India and South Asia
Debut Views: First or second feature films
Docs Docs Docs! – Documentary films
Our Planet Our World – Environmental films
Indian films in the line-up are:
Saptapadii by Niranjan Thade
Life is Good by Ananth Mahadevan
Delhi in a Day by Prashant Nair
Quartet by Buddhadeb Das Gupta
The Tortoise, An Incarnation by Girish Kasaravalli
Color of Sky by Dr. Biju
A Bright Day by Mohit Takalkar
Gangoobai by Priya Krishnaswamhy
Woman From the East by Jeet Matharru
Anhey Ghore Da Daan by Gurvinder Singh
Adwiat Sangeet by Makarand Brahme (Opening Night Film)
White Knight by Aarti Shrivastava
Woh by Buddhadeb Das Gupta
Chitrantada – The Crowing Wish by Rituparno Ghosh
Pehchaan 3D by Manny Parmar
Mallamall by Director; Lalita Krishna
Transferred Action by Jayaraj
Noorenbadhu, 180 by Jayendra
Calcutta Taxi by Vikram das Gupta
Blood Relative by Nimisha Mukerji
Land Gold Woman by Avantika Hari
The Man Who Saved the Taj Mahal by Jay Baja
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on Oct 9 2012. Filed under Features & Opinion.
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