Illustrated lecture by Dr K.K. Mohammed, distinguished archeologist

Chair: Dr. Lotika Varadarajan

FRIDAY 7
From 09:30 onwards 
SURVIVAL
Cotton for My Shroud - Directors: Nandan Saxena & Kavita Bahl
7 Short Films on the Commons - Director: Amar Kanwar
My Home is Green - Director: Sajan Sindhu
Baiga - The Medicine Man - Director: Sumit Sisodiya
Get Up Stand Up - Director: Sreemith N.
Timbuktu - Directors: Rintu Thomas & Sushmit Ghosh

From 14:30 to 17:25
CONSERVATION
A Pestering Journey - Director: K.R. Manoj
Mangroves - Director: Mike H. Pandey
Half a View - Director: Ankit Pogula
The Lost Forest - Ishani K. Dutta

At 17:35
Panel discussion

At 18:50
To be announced

Fifth edition of the bi-annual film festival presenting films that depict the stark environmental challenges and conflicts confronting us in present times. The festival focuses on four categories of environmental concern: the Earth, Water, Wildlife and Sustainability. The festival also includes a separate section on international films and will include a panel discussion

Inauguration

From 10:30 to 13:57
WILDLIFE
Tiger Dynasty - Director: S. Nallamuthu
The Jungle Gang (Rhino) - Director: Krishnendu Bose
The Jungle Gang (Bear) - Director: Krishnendu Bose
Gaur in My Garden - Director: Rita Banerjee
A Cat Diary - Director: Nutan Manmohan
Chambal Gharial Crisis - Directors: Ajay Bedi & Vijay Bedi

From 14:30 to 16:44
WATER
Aanchar - Director: Shafqut Habib
The End Game - Director: Snehasis Das
Blue Goes Black - Director: Ishani K. Dutta
A Dam Old Story - Director: Tarini Manchanda
Flowing Forever - Director: P.C. Anto

From 17:00 to 19:42
Tar Sands (USA) - Director: Christopher Walker
Le Burmese (France) - Director: Thomas Renaud
E-Wasteland (Australia) - Director: David Fedele
Ant Wars (Germany) - Director: Stefan Geier

The Himalayas and Our Future
Speaker: Prof Shekhar Pathak, well-known environmentalist, historian, and Editor, PAHAR

Chair: Dr Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC - Asia Project

An exhibition presenting works by leading Israeli artists - painters, photographers and quilters
Curator: Rachel Ziv

Opening on Tuesday, 4th December 2012, at 18:30

As part of this exhibition there will be a screening of two documentary films

On 4th December at 19:00 in Lecture Room - II, Annexe
Six Million and One
(Shisha Milyon Ve-echad)
(93 min; 2011; dvd; English subtitles)
Directors: David Fisher & Irit Shimrat

The filmmaker David Fisher and his two brothers and sister travel to Austria and the USA, retracing the steps of their father Joseph Fisher, a Holocaust survivor whose memoir was discovered only after his death. His children refused to confront its contents, except for David, for whom it became a compass for a long journey

On 5th December at 18:30 in Lecture Room - II, Annexe
A Film Unfinished
(Shtikat Haarchion)
(88 min; 2010; dvd; English subtitles)
Director: Yael Hersonki

Recipient of the NBR Award for Top Five Documentaries, National Board of Review, USA 2010; The Jewish Experience Award, Forum for the Preservation of Audio-Visual Memory, Jerusalem Film Festival 2010; and World Cinema Documentary Film Editing Award, Sundance Film Festival 2010

At the end of World War II, 60 minutes of raw film was discovered sitting undisturbed in an East German archive. Shot by the Nazis in Warsaw in May 1942, and labeled simply "Das Ghetto", this footage quickly became a resource for historians seeking an authentic record of the Warsaw Ghetto. However, the later discovery of a long-missing reel, inclusive of multiple takes and cameraman staging scenes, complicated earlier readings of the footage

Of Gods and Men
(122 min; 2010; dvd; English subtitles)
Director: Xavier Beauvois

Recipient of the Grand Prix Award, Cannes Film Festival

Inspired by true events, this powerful and affecting film tells the story of a group of Cistercian monks living in the remote mountains of North Africa. Building to an extraordinarily moving climax, this beautifully directed, immaculately performed and award-winning drama has been acclaimed as a masterpiece

Speaker: Dr Subroto Roy, formerly economic policy advisor to Rajiv Gandhi (1990-91)

Chair: Shri B.R. Singh, IAS (retd.)

The speaker has been a faculty member at the University of Hawaii-Manoa and IIT Kharagpur and was contributing editor to The Statesman. He is the author of Philosophy of Economics: On the Scope of Reason in Economic Enquiry and Pricing, Planning and Politics: A Study of Economic Distortions in India, besides other books, including, as co-editor, Margaret Thatcher's Revolution: How it Happened and What it Meant; Foundations of India's Political Economy: Towards an Agenda for the 1990s; Foundations of Pakistan's Political Economy: Towards an Agenda for the 1990s

Presented by the Capella de Ministrers Ensemble from Spain

Director: Carles Magraner