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Screening schedule for FLO Film Festival 2016 Thursday, 18th February 2016 Time RR Hall 3:00 PM Title: Driving with Selvi (2015) 4:25 PM Title: Our Family (2007) 11:30 AM Title: Fatima (2015) Country: Canada, Dir: Elisa Paloschi Country: India, Dir: K. P. Jayasankar, Anjali Monteiro Country: France, Dir: Philippe Faucon, Duration (hrs): 1:14 Duration (hrs): 0:56 Duration (hrs): 1:19 5:00 PM Title: Tales (Ghesseha) (2014) 5:55 PM Title: The Boxing Girls of Kabul (2012) 1:15 PM Title: Mission Rape: A Tool of War (2014) Country: Iran, Dir: Rakshan Bani-Etemad, Country: Canada, Dir: Ariel J. Nasr, Duration (hrs): 0:52 Country: Denmark, Duration (hrs): 1:28 Dir: Annette Mari Olsen, Katia Forbert Petersen, 7:10 PM Title: I Am A Girl (2014) Country: Australia, Dir: Rebecca Barry, Duration (hrs): 0:52 Duration (hrs): 1:01 Time Russian Centre 2:40 PM Title: She Objects (2016) • Q & A with Elisa Paloschi & Selvi + ITVS & FLO after the screening of Country: Hong Kong, Dir: Nicola Fan, Duration (hrs): 0:50 11:00 AM Title: The Price of Sex (2011) Driving with Selvi Country: USA, Dir: Mimi Chakarova, Duration (hrs): 1:13 • Q & A with Nicola Fan & Su Mei Thompson after the screening of She 4:00 PM Title: Poshter Girl (2016) Objects Country: India, Dir: Sameer Patil, Duration (hrs): 2:19 12:40 PM Title: Morality TV Aur Loving Jehad: • Q & A with Paromita Vohra after the screening of Morality TV Ek Manohar Kahani (2008) • Q & A with Anjali & Jayasankar after the screening of Our Family Time JB Hall Country: India, Dir: Paromita Vohra, Duration (hrs): 0:31 • Q & A with Locsi Ferra & Abhishek Srivastava (ITVS) after the screening of 10:00 AM Title: Inauguration Ceremony of FLO Film Festival 1:40 PM Title: Swayam (1991) The Boxing Girls of Kabul and I Am A Girl Duration (hrs): 2:00 Country: India, Dir: Mahesh Bhatt, Duration (hrs): 2:20 • Interaction with Sonalee Kulkarni and cast & crew after the screening of Poshter Girl Friday, 19th February 2016 Time RR Hall 2:00 PM Title: She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry (2014) 4:05 PM Title: Inside Out, Bharatmata ki Jai, HerStories Country: USA, Dir: Mary Dore, Duration (hrs): 1:32 (2009, 2012, 2014) 10:30 AM Title: I Am Nojoom, Age 10 and Divorced (2014) Country: Canada, Dir: Divya Cowasji, Shilpi Gulati, Avadhoot Country: UAE, Dir: Khadija Al-Salami, 4:05 PM Title: Mustang (2015) Khanolkar, Arpita Chakraborty, Amol Ranjan, Shweta Duration (hrs): 1:39 Country: Turkey-France, Dir: Deniz Gamze Ergüven, Radhakrishnan, Fareeda Muhammad, Milanth Gautham, Duration (hrs): 1:34 12:35 PM Title: Lajwanti (The Honour Keeper) (2014) Ridhima Sharma, Shiva Thorat, Silja Wurgler, Country: India, Dir: Pushpendra Singh, 6:05 PM Title: Under Construction (2015) Duration (hrs): 1:11 Duration (hrs): 01:03 Country: Bangladesh, Dir: Rubaiyat Hossain, 5:45 PM Title: No Problem! Six Months with the Barefoot 2:10 PM Title: Paulina (La Patota) (2015) Duration (hrs): 1:28 Grandmamas (2012) Country: India, Dir: Yasmin Kidwai, Country: Argentina-France, Dir: Santiago Mitre, Duration (hrs): 0:57 Duration (hrs): 1:43 Time Russian Centre 7:15 PM Title: Invoking Justice, (2011) 4:20 PM Title: Siti (2015) Country: India, Dir: Deepa Dhanraj, 11:00 AM Title: Daughters of Mother India (2015) Country: Indonesia, Dir: Eddie Cahyono, Duration (hrs): 0:52 Country: India, Dir: Vibha Bakshi, Duration (hrs): 1:28 Duration (hrs): 0:45 • Q & A with Vibha Bakshi after the screening of Daughters of Mother India 6:15 PM Title: Speed Sisters (2015) • Anamika Chakravorty from US Consulate will present the film She’s Country: Palestine-USA-Qatar-UK-Denmark-Canada, Dir: 12:20 PM Title: TrueLoveStory + Printed Rainbow (2014 + 2006) Beautiful When She’s Angry Amber Fares, Duration (hrs): 1:20 Country: India, Dir: Gitanjali Rao, Duration (hrs): 0:35 • Q & A with Pushpendra Singh after the screening of Lajwanti • Q & A with Cathy Stevulak & Leonard Hill after the screening Time JB Hall 1:20 PM Title: Climb Media Films (Sand Castle, Here I am, Like of Threads Sisters) (2015, 2015, 2013) Country: India, Dir: Kireet 10:45 AM Title: 28 (2014) • Q & A with TISS students after the screening of Inside Out, Bharatmata ki Khurana, Ricky Sandhu, Prashant Shikare, Country: Sri Lanka, Dir: Prasanna Jayakody, Jai & HerStories Duration (hrs): 0:10 Duration (hrs): 1:38 • Q & A with Kireet & Tehzeeb Khurana after the screening of 2:05 PM Title: Shamiana Films (Blouse, Shikaayat, Leeches, The Climb Media films 12:50 PM Title: Threads (2014) Corner Table, Pava) (2013, 2014, 2015) Country: India, • Q & A with Yasmin Kidwai after the screening of No Problem! Country: USA-Canada-Bangladesh, Dir: Vijayeta Kumar, Richa Agarwal, Payal Sethi, Manjary • Q & A with Locsi Ferra & Abhishek Srivastava (ITVS) after the screening of Dir: Cathy Stevulak, Duration (hrs): 0:31 Makijany, Vaishnavi Sundar, Duration (hrs): 1:25 Invoking Justice Saturday, 20th February 2016 Time RR Hall 12:50 PM Title: Newborns (2014) + Saving Face (2011) 1:35 PM Title: Pray the Devil Back to Hell (2008) 10:30 AM Title: Speed Sisters (2015) Country: India; US-Pakistan, Country: USA, Dir: Gini Reticker, Abigail Disney, Country: Palestine-USA-Qatar-UK- Denmark-Canada, Dir: Megha Ramaswamy, Daniel Junge; Duration (hrs): 1:12 Dir: Amber Fares, Duration (hrs): 1:20 Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Duration (hrs): 0:49 3:10 PM Title: Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai (2008) 12:15 PM Title: Under Construction (2015) 2:20 PM Title: I Am Nojoom, Age 10 and Divorced (2014) Dir: Alan Dater and Lisa Merton, Country: USA, Country: Bangladesh, Dir: Rubaiyat Hossain, Country: UAE, Dir: Khadija Al-Salami, Duration (hrs): 1:00 Duration (hrs): 1:28 Duration (hrs): 1:39 4:35 PM Title: Slum Innovation (2015) 2:10 PM Title: Margarita, with a Straw (2014) 4:25 PM Title: Television (2012) Country: India, Dir: Nawneet Ranjan, Country: India, Dir: Shonali Bose, Country: Bangladesh, Dir: Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, Duration (hrs): 0:31 Duration (hrs): 1:42 Duration (hrs): 1:46 5:50 PM Title: Camera Woman (2012) 4:25 PM Title: Siti (2015) 6:35 PM Title: Mustang (2015) Dir: Karima Zoubir, Country: Morocco, Country: Indonesia, Dir: Eddie Cahyono, Country: Turkey-France, Dir: Deniz Gamze Ergüven, Duration (hrs): 0:59 Duration (hrs): 1:28 Duration (hrs): 1:34 • Q & A with Bishakaha Dutta after the screening of Taza Khabar 6:20 PM Title: 28 (2014) Time Russian Centre Country: Sri Lanka, Dir: Prasanna Jayakody, • Q & A with Megha Ramaswamy after the screening of Newborns Duration (hrs): 1:38 11:00 AM Title: Taza Khabar (Hot off the Press) (2008) & Saving Face Country: India, Dir: Bishakha Datta, Duration (hrs): 0:31 • Q & A with Nilesh Maniyar, Malini Chib & Sminu Jindal after the screening Time JB Hall of Margarita, with a Straw 12:05 PM Title: Wonder Women! The Untold Story • Q & A with Nawneet Ranjan & Dharavi Girls after the screening of 10:45 AM Title: Paulina (La Patota) (2015) of American Superheroines (2012) Slum Innovation Country: Argentina-France, Dir: Santiago Mitre, Country: USA, Dir: Kristy Guevara-Flanagen, • Q & A with Locsi Ferra & Abhishek Srivastava (ITVS) after the screening Duration (hrs): 1:43 Duration (hrs): 0:55 of Wonder Women!, Pray the Devil Back to Hell & Taking Root Partners Contents Messages 2 About 6 Workshops & Symposium 25 Fiction 31 Documentaries 45 Shorts 63 PSAs 73 Articles 74 Core Team 83 Acknowledgements 85 Partners 86 Mukesh Sharma, Director General, Films Division, Mumbai PSAs 2 Archana Garodia Gupta National President, FLO FLO (FICCI Ladies Organisation) has worked actively to create this platform – the FLO Film Festival – through which it will work with the film industry to positively influence gender perceptions. Indian cinema is hugely influential in creating cultural mores in India, and indeed the world. Our collaboration with the Geena Davis Institute is another strong step in that direction. FLO is the oldest business chamber for women in South Asia, and is working on its mission to economically empower women for the last 32 years. We do this by creating entrepreneurial motivation amongst women, training, skill development with employer tie-ups, and encouraging women to take up more non-traditional jobs. We also work at changing gender stereotypes amongst both men and women. While the Indian constitution grants equal rights to women, and India has some of the most progressive laws in the world, gender inequality shows up visibly in many measures. Through the Festival, we aspire to take steps towards making an indelible imprint in the minds of filmmakers to change gender stereotypes, and in the process, influence millions of Indians. 4 Messages Falguni Padode Chairperson FLO (Mumbai) The FLO Film Festival was conceptualised with the intention of giving a platform to the wonderful initiatives of FLO (FICCI Ladies Organisation) all within the realm of women’s empowerment. Films being the great unifier that they are – play a critical role in sending out strong messages in our country of over 1,600 dialects. The festival meant for both men and women, is intended to buttress the work that FLO does towards empowering women, and so women-centric films that reinforce these messages have made the cut. We hope that the messages conveyed through this selection have a meaningful and lasting impact, with filmmakers making an effort to change stereotypes by portraying more women in varied roles in cinema, and striving to highlight the struggles that women continue to face today. Rashmi Lamba Festival Director, FLO Film Festival Greetings and welcome to the first FLO Film Festival. Using ‘Reel Woman Power’ to initiate real change and a paradigm shift in gender perceptions underlies the theme of the FLO Film Festival.
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    #reiis2018 2018 27 & 28 September 2018 | Hotel Trident, Nariman point, Mumbai In Association with INDIA’S LARGEST REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT SUMMIT “INDIA - THE RE-NEWED INVESTMENT FRONTIER?” Foreword India has a 20 billion USD private equity and REIT opportunity waiting to happen for the Real Estate sector, and this event, " Real Estate & Infrastructure Investors' Summit- 2018", is a platform which will help set the groundwork to deliver it for the nation. Real Estate & Infrastructure Investors' Summit- 2018 will bring together stakeholders of real estate and infrastructure on the same platform, enabling a dialogue and discussion about nding solutions and showcasing the promising growth of the Indian Real Estate and Infrastructure Sector to Investors. I wish all participants at the Summit a protable discussion followed by fruitful results. Dr Niranjan Hiranandani National President, NAREDCO and CMD Hiranandani Group The Real Estate & Infrastructure Investors’ Summit provides for intense engagement over two days with India’s leading developers, global and Indian nancial institutions, international thought leaders, regulators and statutory bodies. Participants have benetted immensely in forging mutual objectives and providing feedback to the government and industry agencies. I am sure this summit will provide a unique value proposition to further business objectives, connect with all stakeholders and forge long term relationships. Mr. Neel Raheja President, NAREDCO West and Group President K Raheja Corp Pvt Ltd. APREA is delighted to co-host this real estate and infrastructure summit with NAREDCO for the fourth time. The world’s biggest pension and sovereign wealth funds are already large in investors in India’s real estate market.
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