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| March 2002 Events |
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| March 7-17 |
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South Asian Programs at the NAATA 20th Anniversary San Francisco
International Film Festival
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AMC Kabuki 8 Theatres. 1881 Post Street (@Fillmore) San Francisco
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$8.50 General Admission; $6.00 Advance through 3rd I. E-mail thirdi_@hotmail.com
for advance tickets.
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Visit: www.naatanet.org/festival
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| March 8 |
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Khichdi
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Underground south asian shorts from the US, UK, and subcontinent.
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6:45pm. late arrivals ok. Curated by 3rd I.
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Forget Mowgli!
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Here's a peak at cyber-Mumbai, Punjabi-scottish angst, and our
secret Bollywood reveries. Featuring animation, music videos, and
cutting edge films by new directors from the diaspora.
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| March 9 & March 13 |
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A Passage to Ottawa
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Director Gaurav Seth
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Co-presented with CRY
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AMC Kabuki 8 Theatres in San Francisco
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Saturday. March 9th. 12:15pm
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Wednesday. March 13th. 7:15pm
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Saturday. March 16th. 5pm. San Jose
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No ordinary love triangle could weave together the characters of
A PASSAGE TO OTTAWA, a story that takes place against the vibrant
backdrop of Canada's rich cultural tapestry. When Roland, the black
tour boat operator, begins to date Safia, a South Asian teenager,
he also attracts the attention of her 8-year-old cousin Omi, recently
arrived from his ailing mother's home in India. Fueled by both an
active imagination and anxiety over his mother's health, Omi sees
Roland not just as a potential big brother but as a hero who will
save him and his mother. Poor Roland soon finds himself caught between
Safia and resilient Omi, with each competing for his attention in
completely different ways.
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March 11
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Salaam Mira! The Short Films of Mira Nair
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Co-presented with Narika
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AMC Kabuki 8 Theatres in San Francisco 6:45 p.m. Late arrivals
ok.
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Since the late 1970s, Mira Nair has been an essential figure in
world cinema. Her documentary and fiction films are unrivaled in
their examination of cultural crossroads. NAATA is pleased to present
a program that highlights the master of her filmmaking in three
short films spanning her career: SO FAR FROM INDIA (1982), THE DAY
MERCEDES BECAME A HAT (1993), LAUGHING CLUB OF INDIA (2000).
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