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Thursday 27 June 2013

SHORTS - Poster

SHORTS - Poster

FILM: SUJATA

DIRECTOR: Shlok Sharma


CAST:  Huma Quereshi,  Satya Anand and Shweta Tripathi

SYNOPSIS:


Sujata is a riveting tale of a young girl (Sujata) who is struggling to come out of the clutches of her tormenting cousin brother. 

At a very young age, Sujata is forced to live with her cousin and his family. Herein begins her life of incessant harassment by her cousin brother. Even as an adult she lives in the shadow of fear. 

For years, she has been changing addresses and identities in the hope of finding freedom from her brother; though each time he hunts her down. Neither police, nor NGO's bring her relief. All hope has failed. Pushed to a corner, she decides to take the extreme step. 

Today, she is hopeful again.

ACCOLADES:

  • OFFICIALLY SELECTED FOR SOUTH ASIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

  • OFFICIALLY SELECTED IN 10th INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL OF LOS ANGELES   (SPECIAL MENTION BY JURY- ACTRESS HUMA QURESHI)

  • OFFICIALLY SELECTED IN 9TH INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL, STUTGART

  • OFFICIALLY SELECTED IN 6th ABU DHABI FILM FESTIVAL

FILM: MEHFUZ


DIRECTOR:  ROHIT PANDEY

Cast: NAWAZUDDIN SIDDIQUI, ADITII KHANNA

SYNOPSIS:


In an ambiguous space and time. The city has turned mad, as violence has taken its toll. But, far away in the sounds of silence at the border of the town, a man takes care of all the death around. He drags away this usual routine with every passing night. Also notices a strange woman wandering on those empty streets. As her behavior changes, so does his journey.

ACCOLADES:

  • WINNER SECOND PRIZE IN 8th DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

  • OFFICIAL SELECTION at SAIFF

  • OFFICIAL SELECTION at IFFLA

  • OFFICIAL SELECTION at Stuttgart

FILM: THE EPILOGUE

Director:  Siddharth Gupt

Cast:  Richa Chadda, Arjun Shrivastav

SYNOPSIS

The Epilogue- A depiction of an empty space, a motionless movement, an insipid, an unpalatable flavor, a piercing silence...a colossal vacuum, a discordant cacophonic world of a hollow existence craving to be set free....A Salvation...emancipation from a dilapidated structure of life.



FILM: AUDACITY (Aashpordha)

Director: Anirban Roy

Cast: Preeti Singh, Sankar Debnath.


Synopsis:

It starts out over a song and ends up where no one could have expected. A thirteen- year-old Indian girl has her first real confrontation with authority when her father forbids her to play the American dance music she loves. When she decides to get back at him, the situation quickly escalates to become a neighborhood scandal. Shot in the style of early Bengali Neo-Realism films, Aashpordha is a dark comedy about the eternal conflict between the powerful and the powerless.
ACCOLADES:
  • Winner of the Audience Choice Award for Short Film at IFFLA

  • Winner of the Committee Award at Miami Short Film Festival

  • Best Short Film Nomination at NYIFF

  • Award of Merit at Lucerne International Film Festival

  • AFI Fest, Official Selection

  • Vancouver International Film Festival, Official Selection

  • Dallas International Film Festival, Official Selection

  • Boston International Film Festival, Official Selection



FILM: SHOR

Director: Neeraj Ghaywan

Cast:  Vineet Singh, Ratnabali Bhattacharjee and Amardeep Jha

Synopsis:

Lallan and Meena, a couple from Banaras (North India), are consumed by their pursuit to survive in the city of  Mumbai. Lallan has lost his job at the factory and he now ambles hopelessly. Meena is becoming emotionless, almost turning into a machine herself. She takes up a job in a sewing factory. One day over a phone call, they find each other while embracing death, divorce and redemption. It takes the darkest hour of our life, the fear of death, to regain our consciousness back in to life.  To find the beauty that is lost in our relentless angst towards an unyielding life.

ACCOLADES:

  • Shor was selected in the Short Film Competition section at Abu Dhabi Film Festival: It had a World Premiere there.
  • Shor was selected in Narrative Shorts Section of South Asian International Film Festival (SAIFF) in New York. It had it's North American Premiere there.
  • At SAIFF, it won the Best Narrative Short: Grand Jury award. (The link for the award announcement is not out yet. Will let you know shortly)
  • Shor was officially selected Won Best Short Film Grand Jury award at IFFLA







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