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The Elemental You Filming Screenings
The Elemental You Filming Screenings
7 November 2024-7 November 2024
The Elemental You Filming Screenings
In collage with Kriti Film Club
Date: 09 Nov 24
Time: 6.00pm onwards
Venue: KNMA Saket
Come watch and engage with experiences of migration, resilience and urban development stories filmed in the Deccan and the Himalayan region, curated by Kriti Film Club, at The Elemental You Film screenings.
Description:
Three short films and conversations that make us think, observe and be witness to stories of resilience at The Elemental You Film screenings. Bombay Has No More Crocodiles by Devraj, Sakshi, Sparsh, Srinjoy; The Mall on Top of My House by Aditi Chitre and The Last Rhododendron by Yashavi Juyal. Followed by a discussion with filmmakers, Sparsh, Yashavi Juyal and Avantika Tiwari, scholar on democracy and media cultures, facilitated by filmmaker, Shivani Monga.
About the films:
BOMBAY HAS NO MORE CROCODILES!
(37 mins | English, Hindi w. Eng. subs/ 2024 | Docu)
Dir. Devraj, Sakshi, Sparsh, Srinjoy | Prod. Aparijit Production
This film is an anthology that explores the idiosyncratic development of urban Bombay, and its symptomatic relationship with the ecological. It looks at the different ways in which people have and continue to access the city; issues of housing, livelihood, and the ecosystem that powers the city and how it's being depleted by elements of capitalism.
THE MALL ON TOP OF MY HOUSE
(6 mins | No dialogue| Animation)
Dir. Aditi Chitre
Coastal Bombay, the fish, the fishing community and their homes get buried under concrete, from which emerge tall monoliths - shopping malls, golf clubs, luxury housing, etc. The protagonist, a pale, vigilant fisherman reminisces about a small house near the sea when he is brought back to a threatening present.
THE LAST RHODODENDRON
(37 mins | Pahari with English subtitles | 2022 | Fiction)
by Yashavi Juyal
In a small village in the mountains of Uttarakhand, a daughter is lured by the possibilities of city life, while her mother is haunted by the prospect of their land’s desolation.
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