03 December 2016, 05:30 am
QUOTES FROM THE EARTH: A FESTIVAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL FILMS
Programme Type
Festivals
 
 
From 09:45 – 10:30 – Cultural Performance
 
From 10:30 to 13:50
Making an Ancient Forest (52 min; 2015; English) – director: Rita Schlamberger
A study on the incredible recovery of the Kalkalpen National Park’s forests in Austria
 
Kaziranga (15 min; 2015; English) – director: Mariah Wilson
The battle between poachers and conservationists in the last stronghold of the endangered Indian Rhino
 
Scavenging Dreams (28 min; 2008; English subtitles) – directors: Jasmine K. Roy & Avinash Roy
The lives of children working as rag-pickers in Delhi
 
The Man who Dwarfed the Mountains (59 min; 2015; English) – directors: Ruchi Srivastava & Sumit Khanna
On the life of Chandi Prasad Bhatt, the first modern environmentalist of India
 
Kiska Jungle, Kiska Mangal? (Whose Forest is It Anyway?; 21 min; 2015; English subtitles) 
Directors: Aditi Saraswat, Akshay Panse, Rameshwar Jirwankar, Sujata Sarkar & Tanvi Khemani
The encroachment of Mumbai government in the forest of Aarey Milk colony
 
From 14:30 onwards
Nagaland is Changing (27 min; 2015; English) – director: Gurmeet  Sapal
A study of the tenuous relationship between man and nature in Nagaland
 
Dongar Dei Paribi Nahin (I cannot give you my forest; 45 min; 2014; English subtitles)
Directors: Nandan Saxena & Kavita Bahl
National award winning film on the mindless destruction of Niyamgiri forest in the name of development
 
Missing (14 min; 2015; English subtitles) – director: Krishnendu Bose
The film follows rural Indian women in their daily fight against climate change impacts
 
Valiya Chirakulla Pakshikal (Birds with large wings; 113 min; 2015; English subtitles)
Director: Dr. Biju
Through the eyes of a fictional photographer, the film portrays the consequences of a highly toxic pesticide Endosulfan on the people and environment in Kasaragod, Kerala