3rd i co-presents "1000 Rupee Note," a humanistic morality tale about a village in India's Maharashtra state struggling to maintain its gentle rhythms and traditions in the face of endemic corruption.
Chitresh Das Dance Company in partnership with 3rd i present the World Premiere of Yatra: Masters of Kathak & Flamenco, a Pandit Chitresh Das and Antonio Hidalgo Paz performance with media designed by 3rd i's Alka Raghuram and Kathleen Dargis.
Chitresh Das Dance Company in partnership with 3rd i present the World Premiere of Yatra: Masters of Kathak & Flamenco, a Pandit Chitresh Das and Antonio Hidalgo Paz performance with media designed by 3rd i's Alka Raghuram and Kathleen Dargis.
3rd i Collaborates with The America India Foundation, (AIF) Young Professionals, to present "The Revolutionary Optimists."
Indie Meme & bLifeNY present the highly acclaimed film Ship of Theseus, a benefit for the MOHAN Foundation.
Join ASNC's Young Professionals Group (YPG) for an exploration of the ways in which film and media shape our understanding of Asia and Asian culture, both in the U.S. and globally.
A documentary detailing the advocacy work of LGBT support groups in India.
Diverse global stories that show our relationship with water. In stunning 5K ultra high-def!
3rd i celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with our sponsor Macy’s.
Please join us for free cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres and meet Miss America -- Nina Davuluri.
700 people trek across the Himalayas with a call to save the planet's "3rd Pole."
Award-winning doc that chronicles three characters' struggle to celebrate this beloved sport against overwhelming odds in life.
This intergenerational, cross-cultural piece will examine and detail the human expressions of Folk Culture and Hip-Hop through film and music.
Deftly blending sound, image and text, this subtly hypnotic film meditates upon the figure of Paramjit Singh commingled with surreal tableaux inspired by his paintings.
Producer and multi-instrumentalist Karsh Kale breaks down the traditional constructs of Indian classical music in his "Classical Science Fiction." Apr 11, Nourse Theatre, San Francisco
Forty years of home movies tell the story of an immigrant and his family back home.
Written for laughter and tears, Jadoo delves into the dilemmas of misunderstood intentions, regardless of religion or ethnicity.
Three stories collide and converge into a soulful finale that reveals our wondrous interconnectedness in the journey of life.
Written for laughter and tears, Jadoo delves into the dilemmas of misunderstood intentions, regardless of religion or ethnicity.
A moving and tangled journey to find a missing child is filmed with a neorealist touch that transforms it into a genuine human portrait.
Meera Menon’s directorial debut, "Farah Goes Bang," artfully captures a generation’s mixture of hope and youthful disillusionment.
