Art films came into existence when serious filmmakers decided to target their personal satisfaction rather than the audience's. It soon turned out there were never enough resources. The outcome? Documentaries. Short and crisp, these are the expressions of the artist in the filmmakers. Which is why these are rated so highly by the more serious viewers.
This is a real treat for such a discerning audience. It's being held in the CIEFL Auditorium, and entry is open to all interested. The exclusive fare offered is:
Arrival, Dir: Mani Kaul (20min)
The Indian Woman, Dir: Mani Kaul (20min)
And the Bamboo Blooms, Dir: Joshy Joseph (21min)
Sarang, Dir: Joshy Joseph (15min)
Thirst, Dir: Swadesh Pathak (12min)
The Seer Who Walks Alone, Dir: G Aravindan (52min)
The Bhiwandi Tragedy, Dir: V Packirisamy (15 min)
Catering to your finer tastes, and not too taxing either since at is all packed into one day, this is all you've asked for.
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