MOVING MOUNTAINS / women and solidarities
This edition of the Rising Gardens Film Festival was online from 11am (IST), 16 April upto 11pm (IST), 19 April 2021
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AƱay Kachi (Thank you Salt): The Salt Workers of thePeruvian Andes / Cristobal Ruiz, Thomas Silcock, Toto Thots / Canada / documentary / 12:51
Through the eyes of Laurita, a 65-year-old indigenous salt worker in the Peruvian Andes, we learn how the indigenous people now proudly own and operate their salt business.
NainaFebin, a school student, uses music to cover the philosophy, myth and heritage of her favourite plant. She plants bamboo saplings; is writing a book on bamboo and has formed a music band that uses instruments made only of bamboo.
Coral Woman / Priya Thuvassery / India / 2019 / documentary / 52:00
Born in a traditional family, and inspired by the beauty of the corals, Uma learnt how to swim, dive and paint in her 50s. Since then, she has been trying to bring attention to an alarming environmental crisis in the underwater world through her paintings.
Born in a traditional family, and inspired by the beauty of the corals, Uma learnt how to swim, dive and paint in her 50s. Since then, she has been trying to bring attention to an alarming environmental crisis in the underwater world through her paintings.
Narmada: A Valley Rises / Ali Kazimi / Canada / 1994 / documentary / 87:00
A compelling and intimate portrait of a unique movement, the Narmada Bachao Andolan, while raising critical and universal issues of human-rights, social justice, and development within a democracy.Raasaleela / Sahara Sharma / Nepal /
2018 / short fiction / 12:47
Based on a real incident, this film tells the story of Radha, a conservationist, who devises an ingenuous plan to save a rhino her village is determined to capture.
If you watched the films at this festival, please do share your feedback on space.kriti@gmail.com / sangat.sangat@jagori.org
2018 / short fiction / 12:47
Based on a real incident, this film tells the story of Radha, a conservationist, who devises an ingenuous plan to save a rhino her village is determined to capture.
When little Piyali finds out that her best friend, the tree outside her window, is going to be cut down for car parking space, she decides to do whatever she can to save him. But will she be able to convince her neighbours to save the tree?
What does it take to protect a vulnerable pheasant species at a time when India is rapidly losing its biodiversity?
documentary / 08:46
Harassed by the timber mafia for decades, the women in a village decide to take matters into their own hands to save their forests.Two Steps Forward / Gulnar Tabassum / Pakistan / 2010 / documentary / 27:00
A forced imposition of a contract system on military farms in Pakistani Punjab effectively denied the peasants their inheritance rights acquired by virtue of having tilled the lands for decades. A peasant movement started in 2000, with women as the frontline fighters eventually forcing the military to step back.
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