FILM
The Joy of Stats (UK) | (59 min; 2010; English)
Director: Dan Hillman
Prof. Hans Rosling, Swedish physician, academic and public speaker hosts an energetic and informative glimpse of the meaning and impact that statistics has on big data. The documentary takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride through the wonderful world of statistics to explore the remarkable power they have to change our understanding of the world.
IIC/MEDIA FOUNDATION DIALOGUES
Streaming Platforms and Digital News Media: Regulation, Self-regulation or no Regulation?
Panelists: Nikhil Pahwa, Founder, Medianama; Jawhar Sircar, former CEO, Prasar Bharati; Dhanya Rajendran, Founder, The News Minute; and Tarun Katial, CEO Zee5
Introduction: Harish Khare, Chairperson, The Media Foundation
Moderator: Shuma Raha, Contributing Editor, Business Standard
There is a growing debate on whether digital content, so far unregulated in India should be regulated or not. And if digital content, like news and video streaming platforms, is to be regulated, how would that impact freedom of expression and creative indepencence?
First in a series of conversations organized in collaboration with The Media Foundation on issues facing the media. Featuring prominent voices and highlighting different perspectives, the Dialogues will debate issues challenging our times
Film
His Girl Friday (USA) | (91 min; 1940; b/w; English)
Director: Howard Hawks
With Cary Grant, Rosalind Russel, Ralph Bellamy
Recipient of the National Film Registry, National Film Preservation Board, USA 1983; OFTA Film Hall of Fame, Online Film & Television Association 2012
Considered a gem of Hollywood's golden age, Walter, a hard-boiled newspaper editor, discovers that his ex-wife and former employee, Hildy, is set to marry a wet-blanket insurance salesman. Walter, certain that this is the wrong move for a strong-willed and ambitious woman such as Hildy, decides to sabotage her marital plans by enticing her with one last story--the execution of a convicted murderer.
Odissi Recital
By Vinod Kevin Bachan from Delhi, disciple of Guru Ranjana Gauhar
Video recording of the recital for IIC online programmes (55 min)
Focus Japan
Screening of NHK documentary films on Japan’s history, literature, art, culture and heritage. Organised with the support of NHK World and Embassy of Japan, New Delhi
The Lights of Fukiya (49 min; 2019; English)
In 1977, the small mountain village of Fukiya was designated as an Important Preservation District in recognition of the vintage red-brown townhouses that lined its streets. Known in former days as a producer of a red pigment called "bengara," it became a popular tourist destination. But with an aging population, it has become more and more difficult to maintain the old houses and shops that make Fukiya so special. Faced with a crisis, 11 local residents with no business experience took a bold step to save their community for future generations. This program follows their progress as they create a corporation and set out to convert an old townhouse into a chic tourist guesthouse.
Framing Abilities – II
A festival of disability films organized in collaboration with We Care FilmFest and Brotherhood. Ten award-winning short documentaries from Burma/Japan, Lebanon, India, Iran, Italy and Trinidad & Tobago.
I am Special, So are you (India) | (2:18 min; English subtitles)
Director: Indraneel Goswami
Means to Live (Hingbagee Lambi/Manipur) | (4:18 min; English subtitles)
Director: L. Amarendra Sharma
Short fiction film on rights, rather than charity
The Blind of the Cathedral (Lebanon) | (18 min; 2016; Arabic with English subtitles)
Director: Nadine Asmar
Multiple award winner including Best Short Film, Short Film Competition of Mediterranean Countries, Alexandria International Film Festival 2016; Jury Prize, Arab Women Filmmakers Competition, Baghdad International Film Festival 2016; Winner – Festival Award for Best Directing, Seize the Film – Films on Disability 2017; among others
Fate led to Hala and Bachir first meeting in front of a cathedral. At first sight, they share nothing in common: she is a 15-year-old student, she is Muslim and she sees. Whereas Bachir is 27, he plays the lute, he is Christian and blind. Hala and Bachir will go through an adventure that will empower their innocent love. But a dark fate awaits them.
Traveller (Myanmar/Japan) | (24:06 min; 2014; English subtitles)
Directors: Nwaye Zar Che Soe, Mine Aung Lin Tun, Pyae Zaw Phyo
Recipient of the 3rd Prize for The Best International Documentary ASEAN Film Festival, Hanoi, Vietnam 2015; Jury Mention, We Care International Film Festival, India 2016; and Disability Justice Award, Superfest Disability Festival, Los Angeles, USA 2017
A young woman born with a disability searches for a career despite rampant discrimination. She travels to Japan where she finds strength in disability activism and community, and returns home with a newfound sense of pride.
Book Discussion Group
The Dalai Lama: An Extraordinary Life
By Alexander Norman (HarperCollins, New Delhi: 2020)
Discussants: Mr. Tenzin Geyche, former Secretary to His Holiness the Dalai Lama; Mr. Claude Arpi, writer and historian; and Mr. Alexander Norman, scholar of Tibetan history and author of the book
Chair: Shri Shivshankar Menon, former Foreign Secretary
Moderator: Shri Rajiv Mehrotra, author and filmmaker
This beautifully illustrated chronicle presents an in-depth, first hand narrative of the Dalai Lama’s life story and the Tibetan saga. From remembrances of those close to him, and a treasure trove of over 400 images of Tibet’s priceless visual heritage, it preserves a record of what it was like to create a nation from nothing, in exile, and how His Holiness rallied endlessly for his people. A rich blend of biography, history, and legacy, it captures a detailed account of the tumultuous events through which the Dalai Lama was forced to chart a path, leading to his emergence as an international figure. It illuminates as well his initiatives in the wider world to relieve suffering, overcome global challenges, and foster human flourishing through compassionate universal ethics, working hand in hand with science and ingenuity.
Lucknowi Nazakat
Nawabi Heritage defines Lucknow food. IIC Kitchen brings to you the “Lucknowi Nazakat” with the richness and variety of the Lucknowi dastarkhan cooked in the traditional dum style of cooking. Savour these non-vegetarian and vegetarian khandani recipes and kababs of the havelis prepared with exotic spices and complimented with dried fruits at IIC from 27th November (Friday) to 29th November 2020 (Sunday) (03 days) for its members. In addition, our bakery chef will also be presenting special “Pastry & Roll” at the confectionary counter for food lovers. These items shall be served in addition to the regular menu in the Dining Hall and Lounge and also can be booked on prior demand as “Take Away” items.
Food Items | Selling Price (Excluding Taxes) |
Lucknowi murgh tikka (6pcs) | 445.00 |
Mutton gola kebab (6 pcs) | 395.00 |
Lauki ke kebab (4 pcs) | 115.00 |
Vegetable shaami kebab (4 pcs) | 140.00 |
Jehangiri murg | 425.00 |
Shahi mutton korma | 480.00 |
Kesari malai paneer | 155.00 |
Kaju matar curry | 155.00 |
Khatte baingan | 85.00 |
Bukhare ke kofte | 120.00 |
Sultani dal | 85.00 |
Vegetable dum biryani | 100.00 |
Khamiri roti | 25.00 |
Ulte tawe ka parantha | 50.00 |
Awadhi gajar ka halwa | 85.00 |
Moong dal ki kheer (cold) | 115.00 |
BAKERY ITEMS | |
Date- walnut bread | 95.00 |
Spinach roll | 55.00 |
Chocolate caramel pastry | 80.00 |
Blueberry crumble | 85.00 |
Take away services with prior booking will be available from 1030 hrs to 2100 hrs.
Kindly Place order at: 011-24609373, 24609374, 24609375, 24609472
The last order for “Lucknowi Nazakat” can be placed at:
Dining Hall - up to 21 00 hrs.
Lounge - up to 20 00 hrs.
Kanwal Wali
Secretary