New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

Red Psalm (Még kér a nép/Hungary)

(87 min; 1972; dvd; Hungarian with English subtitles)
Director: Miklós Jancsó

Recipient of the Best Director Prize, Cannes Film Festival 1972
 

Food Festival: From a Turkish Kitchen

Prepared by Sercan Unsalm and Chefs of Alaturka restaurant

Venue: Rose Garden

New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

Lola (France)

(90 min; 1961; b/w; dvd; French with English subtitles)
Director: Jacques Demy 

Recipient of the Best Film Award, Top Ten Films, Cahiers du Cinéma 1961; and Special Award, New York Film Critics Circle Awards 2001

New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

 Loves of a Blonde (Lásky jedné plavovlásky/Czechoslovakia)

(90 min; 1965; b/w; dvd; Czech with English subtitles)   
Director: Milos Forman
                                                                  
Recipient of the Best Non-American Films Award, Bodil Award 1967; and Jussi Award 1967 for Best Foreign Filmmaker 1967
 

New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

Death by Hanging (Kôshikei/Japan) 

(118 min; 1968; b/w; dvd; Japanese with English subtitles)   
Director: Nagisa Ŏshima

Recipient of the Kinema Junpo Award for Best Screenplay, Japan 1969
 

New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

Wings (Krylya/Soviet Union)

(81 min; 1966; b/w; dvd; Russian with English subtitles) 

Director: Larisa Shepitko                                                                                                  

Food Festival: Eating Sud-Est

Prepared by Chef Nishant Choubey 

Venue: Rose Garden

New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

Diamonds of the Night  (Démanty noci/Czechoslovakia)

(63 min; 1964; b/w; dvd; Czech with English subtitles)
Director: Jan Nemec 

Recipient of the Grand Prize for Best Debut Film, International Film Festival Mannheim-Heidelberg 1964; Best Editing of the Year 1965 in Films and Filming
 

New Wave – Rebellious Poets of Cinema: Film Festival

Breathless (À bout de souffle/France)

(90 min; 1960; b/w; dvd, French with English subtitles)
Director: Jean-Luc Godard 

Recipient of the Silver Berlin Bear for Best Director, Berlin International Film Festival 1960; Best Film Award, French Syndicate of Cinema Critics 1961; Golden Cup Award, Golden Goblets, Italy 1961; and Prix Jean Vigo Award 1960 for Best Feature Film 
 

 Food Festival: Brunch -From the Streets of India

Sunday brunch prepared by Chef Gunjan Goela, Consultant, ITC Hotels

Venue: Rose Garden