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FILMS
IN OCTOBER, 2004 |
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SPANISH
FILM FESTIVAL (FOCUS ON WOMEN & CINEMA,
COLLAB: EMBASSY OF SPAIN) |
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19th
October |
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7.00
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Things
I Never Told You ( 1996, 93 min) |
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| Director:
Isabel Coixet |
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urban comedy on relationships, loves and loss. |
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20th
October |
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7.00
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Flowers from Another World ( 1996, 106 min) |
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| Director:
Iciar Bollain |
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portrait of immigration in rural Spain and the impact it causes on
the lives of three lonely men. |
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23rd
October |
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7.00
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The
Dog in the Manager ( 1995, 108 min) |
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| Director:
Pilar Miro |
| Amorous
and social conflict between a Countess and her secretary with constant
lies, trics and false identities, held in check by her position and
social esteem. |
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24th
October |
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7.00
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I
Know Who You Are ( 2000, 100 min) |
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| Director:
Patrica Ferreira |
| A
contemporary psychological thriller. Mario a patient leads his young
doctor Paloma to the darker side of reality. |
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| FOCUS
ON NOTED BENGALI FILMMAKER ANJAN DAS |
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12th
October |
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7.00
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Release
of the English translation of Joy Goswami's novel SAANJHBATIR ROOPKATHARA
PUB: SRISHTI, followed by an interaction with the author & the director
and screening of the film of STROKES & SILHOUETTES (2002,
120 mins. subtitled) Cast: Soumitra Chatterjee & Indrani Haldar. Saanjhbati,
an idealist and dreamer, is influenced by the world of strokes and colours
of her father's canvas. The Film describes the inner struggles of the girl,
her relationship with her family and her ultimate realisation about life. |
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13th
October |
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7.00
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ITI
SRIKANTA (2004, 125 mins) Cast: Soha Ali Khan, Raima Sen, Set in
the Bengal of 1910, the film is the story of Srikant and his relationship
with two women, Rajyalakshmi and Kamallata. |
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| OTHERS
FILMS |
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11th
October |
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7.00
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FAHRENHEIT
9/11 (2004, 125 mins) |
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| An
Academy Award winning film. Directed by Michael Moore. Collab: Jagori.
A searing examination of the Bush administration's actions in the
wake of the tragic events on 9/11. |
| Limited
seats. Please collect reservation slips 4th onwards from the Programme
Desk. |
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15th
October |
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7.00
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MAQBOOL
(2003.) |
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| Director:
Vishal Bharadwaj. Cast: Irfan Khan, Tabu,
Pankaj Kapur, Naseeruddin Shah, Om Puri. |
A
take off on Mac beth and Godfather, the film is set in Mumbai's underworld.
COURTESY: KALEIDOSCOPE |
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21st
October |
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6.30
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FILM
CLUB DISUCSSION GROUP meets to discuss Lara Von Trier's MEDEA
(1987/Denmark/76 mins.) is based on a script (for an unmade film) by Carl
Dryer, in turn based on Euripedes' famous play. Medea is a foreign sorceress,
abandoned by her lover Jason. In a mad fit of rage, she plot the killing
of her own children. Film scholar Rashmi Doraiswamy will present the film. |
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Film
schedules are subject to last minute changes For the habitat Film Club newsletter
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articles and film news for the month. If you have not received your newsletter
or have not given in your email ID yet, mail us at habitatprogrammes@oldworldhospitality.com |
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