SCHEDULE


NEW DELHI SCHEDULE
VENUE: Alliance Francaise, Mumbai

NEW DELHI
DAY I
THURSDAY, JAN 20, 2011
DAY II
FRIDAY, JAN 21, 2011
DAY III
SATURDAY, JAN 22, 2011
SESSION 1
10.00 AM
TO
12.00 PM
INAGURATION
+
Dir: Julie Bridgham
2008, 92 min / NepalUnited States / English, Nepali / English Subtitles
Dir: Gry Winther
2009, 52 min. / CubaUSASpain / Spanish, English / English Subtitles

Dir: Gustav Hofer / Luca Ragazzi
2008, 78 min / Italy / Italian / Eng Subtitles
Dir: Alberto Arce / Mohammed Rujailah
2009, 112 min. / Spain /  Arabic, English / English Subtitles
SESSION 2
12.30 PM
TO
1.30 PM
Dir : Alberto Bougleux
2009, 53 min. / SpainFranceItaly / Arabic, French / English Subtitles
Dir: Jeff Daniels
2009, 53 min / United StatesAustralia / English / English Subtitles
Dir : Alberto Bougleux
2009, 53 min. / SpainFranceItaly / Arabic, French / English Subtitles
SESSION 3
2.00 PM
TO
3.30 PM
Dir: Guy Jacobson / Adi Ezroni
2009, 72 min / United States / English, Khmer / English Subtitles


Dir: Alberto Arce / Mohammed Rujailah
2009, 112 min. / Spain /  Arabic, English / English Subtitles
Dir: Farid Haerinejad / Mohd Reza Kazemi
2009, 73 min. / IranCanada / Farsi / English Subtitles


SESSION 4
3.45 PM
TO
4-45 PM
PANEL DISCUSSION
on RISING INTOLERANCE
Supported by Human Right Law Network

Dir: Farid Haerinejad / Mohd Reza Kazemi
2009, 73 min. / IranCanada / Farsi / English Subtitles
PANEL DISCUSSION
on GENDER AND CONFLICT
Supported by UN Women
SESSION 4
5.00 PM
TO
6-00 PM
Dir: Gry Winther
2009, 52 min. / CubaUSASpain / Spanish, English / English Subtitles
Dir: Gustav Hofer / Luca Ragazzi
2008, 78 min. / Italy / Italian / English Subtitles
SESSION 5
6.30 PM
TO
8.00 PM
Dir: Jeff Daniels
2009, 53 min / United StatesAustralia / English / English Subtitles
Dir: Julie Bridgham
2008, 92 min / NepalUnited States / English, Nepali / English Subtitles
Dir: Guy Jacobson / Adi Ezroni
2009, 72 min / United States / English, Khmer / English Subtitles



MUMBAI SCHEDULE
VENUE: Alliance Francaise, Mumbai

MUMBAI
DAY I
WEDNESDAY, DEC 8, 2010
DAY II
THURSDAY, DEC 9, 2010
DAY III
FRIDAY, DEC 10, 2010
SESSION 1
10.00 AM
TO
12.00 PM
INAGURATION
+
Dir: Julie Bridgham
2008, 92 min / Nepal, United States / English, Nepali / English Subtitles
Dir: Gry Winther
2009, 52 min. / Cuba, USA, Spain / Spanish, English / English Subtitles

Dir: Gustav Hofer / Luca Ragazzi
2008, 78 min / Italy / Italian / Eng Subtitles
Dir: Alberto Arce / Mohammed Rujailah
2009, 112 min. / Spain /  Arabic, English / English Subtitles
SESSION 2
12.30 PM
TO
1.30 PM
Dir : Alberto Bougleux
2009, 53 min. / Spain, France, Italy / Arabic, French / English Subtitles
Dir: Jeff Daniels
2009, 53 min / United States, Australia / English / English Subtitles
Dir : Alberto Bougleux
2009, 53 min. / Spain, France, Italy / Arabic, French / English Subtitles
SESSION 3
2.00 PM
TO
3.30 PM
Dir: Guy Jacobson / Adi Ezroni
2009, 72 min / United States / English, Khmer / English Subtitles


Dir: Alberto Arce / Mohammed Rujailah
2009, 112 min. / Spain /  Arabic, English / English Subtitles
Dir: Farid Haerinejad / Mohd Reza Kazemi
2009, 73 min. / Iran, Canada / Farsi / English Subtitles


SESSION 4
3.45 PM
TO
4-45 PM
PANEL DISCUSSION

(on human trafficking and inadequacy of the law)
Dir: Farid Haerinejad / Mohd Reza Kazemi
2009, 73 min. / Iran, Canada / Farsi / English Subtitles




PANEL DISCUSSION

(on violence against women)
PANEL DISCUSSION

(on rise of religious intolerance and possible legal action against that)
SESSION 4
5.00 PM
TO
6-00 PM
Dir: Gry Winther
2009, 52 min. / Cuba, USA, Spain / Spanish, English / English Subtitles
Dir: Gustav Hofer / Luca Ragazzi
2008, 78 min. / Italy / Italian / English Subtitles
SESSION 5
6.30 PM
TO
8.00 PM
Dir: Jeff Daniels
2009, 53 min / United States, Australia / English / English Subtitles
Dir: Julie Bridgham
2008, 92 min / Nepal, United States / English, Nepali / English Subtitles
Dir: Guy Jacobson / Adi Ezroni
2009, 72 min / United States / English, Khmer / English Subtitles





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Women In White
Dir: Gry Winther
2009, 52 min. / Cuba, United States, Spain / Spanish, English / English Subtitles


From the moment he came to power in 1959, Fidel Castro led Cuba with an iron fist. A system of informants and secret police ensured that dissidents were given no chance to voice their views. When, in March 2003, all eyes were directed at the invasion of Iraq, seventy-five journalists, writers and human rights activists were arrested. They received prison sentences of 20 to 30 years. Two weeks later, the wives, sisters and daughters of the prisoners decided to come together to pray for their loved ones. Since then, Las Damas de Blanco, or the women in white, walk silently through the streets of Havana. Their actions are not without success: twenty men have been released since they began. In 2005, the European Parliament awarded the women a freedom of speech award. Although the regime keeps a close eye on the women, they continue on with their silent protest. Now only 12 are left in prison. The women's fight led to the release of the others, but the ones released were forced to live in exile. The 12 refused to leave Cuba and therefore are still in prison. The women therefore still march through the streets of Havana.


For the first time, these women share their stories with the world in the documentary 'Women in White'.


Awards: Norwegian Award for Cinematography 2009


Official website: http://www.nordicworld.tv/catalogue/1191/program/program/null


Screening at FLASHPOIHT Human Rights Film Festival:

Alliance Francaise, Mumbai:
Wednesday, Dec 8, 2010 5.00 pm
Thursday, Dec 9, 2010 10.00 am

Alliance Francaise, New Delhi:
Thursday, Jan 20, 2011 5.00 pm
Friday, Jan 21, 2011 10.00 am










Dir: Farid Haerinejad / Mohammad Reza Kazemi
2009, 73 min. / Iran, Canada / Farsi / English Subtitles

Imagine a 21-year-old woman being forced into prostitution by her mother since she was nine years old, and frequently being raped by her brothers. What would be an appropriate punishment in a case like this? In Iran, the death penalty is applied. For the 21-year-old woman, that is. Since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, the Iranian legal system has been all but favourable to women. Women accused of adultery can be stoned to death – even without proof of guilt. Although stoning to death has been officially abolished since 2004, it still occurs. The documentary 'Women in Shroud' follows a group of Iranian lawyers and human rights defenders that campaign against these unfair convictions. Their activism is not without danger, though. The central figure in the documentary, Shadi Sadr, was arrested in 2007 during a peaceful protest, and in the summer of 2009 she was beaten up by militias while she was on her way to the Friday prayers. In 2009, Sadr received the Human Rights Defenders Tulip from Dutch foreign minister Verhagen, and she will be a guest of honour at this year’s Movies that Matter Festival.

Awards: Cinema for Peace Human Rights Award- Berlin International Film Festival 2010;  Golden Butterfly, Amnesty International’s A Matter of ACT Award for the most impressive human rights activist / organization: Shadi Sadr - Movies that Matter Festival 2010


Screening at FLASHPOIHT Human Rights Film Festival:

Alliance Francaise, Mumbai:
Thursday, Dec 9, 2010 4.30 pm
Friday, Dec 10, 2010 2.00 pm | Followed by PANEL DISCUSSION on Rise of Religious Intolerance and possible legal action against that

Alliance Francaise, New Delhi:
Friday, Jan 21, 2011 4.30 pm
Saturday, Jan 22, 2011 2.00 pm | Followed by PANEL DISCUSSION on Rise of Religious Intolerance and possible legal action against that