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Liquid Borders (Canadian Premiere) + H2O (North American Premiere)
Liquid Borders: (IND;2015) (38 minutes)
The documentary film finds its beginning, born out of the need to explore existing geographical & political boundaries of India, juxtaposed with, human, emotional & spiritual bridges. Geographically speaking, India is a peninsula. Three sides are flanked by water. Specifically the East, West & South. Incidentally, the North too, is serrated by mighty rivers. This makes the boundaries of India fluid, inclusive & accessible to our neighbours. The same adjectives interpreted in the political jargon means, menace of porosity, infiltration & threat to security. The magnitude and the irony of this dichotomy promote the need to address this subject as a film.
In a sometimes dark and hopeless world, we need stories reminding us of the constructive options that are always present.
The film was created to engage, enthuse, and envision a new-found look at liquid borders.
H2O: (BDS,2015) (20 minutes)
H20 is a creative informative work of visual art, shot on location in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean. The scope of the project through Water cooperation is an attempt to highlight and introduce awareness to the impact of water sources, and its management. Water management plays a pivotal part in the physical and environmental well being of all living things. According to The United Nations water provides the fulfilment of basic human needs, our environment, socio-economic development and poverty reduction are all heavily dependent on water. (UNDESA) Documentary filmmaking is a visual tool used to bring awareness in various subject matters across the globe. Through this marriage of visual filmmaking art, interviews and extensive research the documentary / film H20 attempts to provide awareness but at the same time entertain.
Song of Padma: (BANGLADESH,2012) (12.5 minutes)
A short film without dialogue or sound effects (only music) it depicts the fate of the Padma River, once one of the largest rivers in Bangladesh and now shrunken with a loss of flow from climate change, diversion and neglect.
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LocationDaniels Spectrum - Ada Slaight Hall (View)
585 Dundas St. East
Toronto, ON M5A 2B7
Canada
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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