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Copyright©
India Habitat Centre |
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FILMS
IN OCTOBER, 2003 |
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6th
October |
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7.00
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“Everything’s fine, we are leaving” (French) (2002, 95 mins) ENG. SUBTITLES) |
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| Dir:
Claude Mourieras |
| Synopsis:
Three young women live in Lyon, in a spirit of shared happiness. Their
father returns after an absence of fifteen years and life changes
for them completely. |
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7th
October |
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7.00
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“9/11 The Last Fall” |
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| Dir:
Abhishek Sharma. |
| Synopsis:
Five friends are celebrating the departure of one of them to the U.S.
when the World Trade Centre Towers tragedy happens. As the tragedy
unfolds on television, the characters play out their own changing
perceptions and equations, relationships and dreams. |
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9th
October |
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7.00
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“Breaking Though” - Courtesy Hallmark Channel |
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| Dir:
David Atwood Cast: Daina Keaton, Michael Seater,
Colin Roberts |
| Synopsis:
A suspenseful, provocative tale of a single mother who makes a desperate
choice to provide for her family. |
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DANISH
FILM FESTIVAL |
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21st
October |
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7:00
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The Celebration (Festen) (1998, 106 mins) |
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| Dir:
Thomas Vinterberg |
Synopsis: A grandiose party to celebrate a sixtieth birthday unleases
a family drama with its dark secrets. Won the Special Prize of the
Jury at Cannes. The film will be followed by a discussion. Film
Maker, Meida Practitioner, Researcher and artist Jeebesh Bagchi
will introduce the film and facilitate the discussion after the
screening. Attempting to evoke the dramatic breadth of Strindberg
and the cinematic panache of Bergman, The Celebration has
been produced in accordance with the Dogma manifesto, brilliantly
adhering to its edicts. |
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2nd
October |
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7:00
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‘Italian
for Beginners’ (2000, 112 mins) |
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| Dir:
Lone Scherfig |
| Synopsis:
A young minister takes up his duties in a local church. He joins an
Italian night school where he encounters a group of people who have
been victims of fate. Gradually the young minister manages to change
their lives. |
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23rd
October |
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7:00
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‘Mifune’ (1999, 98 mins) |
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| Dir:
Soren Kragh - Jacobsen |
Synopsis:
Kresten is on the threshold of s a successful career when tragedy
takesh him back to his childhood home in the country. The drama
depicts the nimating encounter between Kresten and a group of totally
opposite characters on his dilapidated farm. Won the Silver Bear
at the Berlin Film Festival. |
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24th
October |
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7:00
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‘Kira’s
Reason (2001, 92 mins) |
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| Dir:
Ole Christian Madsen |
Kira
and Mads have two children and enjoy a happy life until Kira suffers
an emotional trauma and spends some time in a psychiatric ward.
On her return she is unable to cope with the demands placed on her
as a mother and wife, consequently breaking rules of conduct and
creating scandals. |
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ARE
YOU A HABITAT FILM CLUB MEMBER YET ? |
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Film
schedules are subject to last minute changes. For further details check
the Habitat Film Club page on www.habitatworld.com or call the Programme
Desk at 2468 2222 extn. 3093, 3094 |
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