TALES FROM THE MARGINS
CINEMEX CASA DE ARTE I / September 28 / 23:30
JAIMA DOCSDF / October 1 / 22:00
CINEMANIA LORETO I / October 4 / 21:35
More here
http://www.docsdf.com/
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Tales from the Margins: Screenings on World Peace Day
Tales from the Margins
(short docu / 23 min / India / 2006)
will be screened on World Peace Day by KRITI
Venue: Open Palm Court Gallery, IHC, New Delhi
Date and time: 21st Sep 2007, Friday at 3:00 PM
There is ALSO a screening a SARAI
(29, Rajpur Road, Delhi)
at 4:30 PM the same day.
for more on the film, please go here.
(short docu / 23 min / India / 2006)
will be screened on World Peace Day by KRITI
Venue: Open Palm Court Gallery, IHC, New Delhi
Date and time: 21st Sep 2007, Friday at 3:00 PM
There is ALSO a screening a SARAI
(29, Rajpur Road, Delhi)
at 4:30 PM the same day.
for more on the film, please go here.
Tales from the Margins: in San Francisco
Tales from the Margins
will be screening at the MADCAT Film Festival 2007 at San Francisco
on Fri • Sept 14 2007 • 7:30 pm
at the Artists’ Television Access
992 Valencia Street, San Francisco
(415) 824-3890
Its part of a package called "At the Margins", which is co-presented by 3rd I South Asian Film Festival and Center for Asian American Media
get more details here
and here
will be screening at the MADCAT Film Festival 2007 at San Francisco
on Fri • Sept 14 2007 • 7:30 pm
at the Artists’ Television Access
992 Valencia Street, San Francisco
(415) 824-3890
Its part of a package called "At the Margins", which is co-presented by 3rd I South Asian Film Festival and Center for Asian American Media
get more details here
and here
Tales from the Margins: Wins at WorldFest Houston 2007
Tales from the Margins received a Silver Remi at this edition of WorldFest Houston, for films on Political / International Issues. There were more than 4,500 entries in competitition at WorldFest 2007 across genres and categories.
WorldFest is one of the oldest competitive international film festivals in USA (since 1968) and has a long list of “discovered” film greats such as Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, David Lynch, Oliver Stone, Atom Egoyan, Ang Lee and many others.
WorldFest’s mission is to recognise outstanding creative excellence in film & video, validate brilliant abilities and promote future filmmaking in Texas. Multi award-winning producer/director, Hunter Todd, founded this festival to honour all categories of film and video production.
The 10-day film festival ran to a smooth finish with 14 World Premieres, 50 Indie features and 68 award winning shorts.
All award results from this year’s WorldFest competition are posted on http://www.worldfest.org/
WorldFest is one of the oldest competitive international film festivals in USA (since 1968) and has a long list of “discovered” film greats such as Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, David Lynch, Oliver Stone, Atom Egoyan, Ang Lee and many others.
WorldFest’s mission is to recognise outstanding creative excellence in film & video, validate brilliant abilities and promote future filmmaking in Texas. Multi award-winning producer/director, Hunter Todd, founded this festival to honour all categories of film and video production.
The 10-day film festival ran to a smooth finish with 14 World Premieres, 50 Indie features and 68 award winning shorts.
All award results from this year’s WorldFest competition are posted on http://www.worldfest.org/
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