Director: Pilar Miró

Director: Bertrand Tavernier

Don Quixote, Knight Errant (Spain; 119 min; 2001; dvd; English subtitles)
Director: Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón 

Daydreaming (Italy; 94 min; 2013; dvd; English subtitles)
Directors: Patrizio Gioffredi & John Snellinberg

Jour de Fête (France; 70 min; 1949; Blu Ray; English subtitles)
A film by Jacques Tati

Dance drama directed by Dr. Shama Bhate, Nad-Roop, Pune
 
A scholarly reinterpretation of the great Indian epic, in the language of our classical dance idioms
 
Principal artists - Dr. Kannan – Kathakali  (Bheeshma); Ramli Ibrahim: Odissi (Yudhishthira); Gopika Varma: Mohiniattam (Gandhari); Vyjayanthi Kashi: Kuchipudi (Kunti); Vaibhav Arekar: Bharatnatyam (Karna); Rakesh Saibabu: Chhau (Duryodhana); and Ameera Patankar: Kathak (Draupadi)
 
The Great War is over now; the main characters are at the end of their journey. They look back and reflect on the events that led up to this great devastation. They try to understand what transpired in their minds and in their interactions with the other actors which ineluctably determined the course of history. The dance drama focuses on the differing perceptions of the main characters of the epic

Presented by the Haydn Baryton Trio Budapest – Balázs Kakuk (violoncello, viola da gamba and barytongamba); Jósef Spengler (violin); and András Kaszanyitzky (violoncello)
 
The artists will present a concert of works by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Tomasini, Burgsteiner, Naumann, Lidl and others
 

Edited by Omita Goyal, Chief Editor IIC
 
To be released by Shri Soli J. Sorabjee, President IIC
 

Don Quixote and His Epoch
 
Waiting For Quixote (75 min)
Presented by Yellowcat Theatre
Dramaturgy & Direction: Sukhesh Arora
 
Performers: Gaandharv  Dewan, Piyush Kumar
Lights: Gopal Verma