Screening of Children of Heavn, internationally known classic of Iranian film driector Majid Majeedi has been screened on last sunday at Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall, Jalandhar. The screening was followed by discussion participated by Sh.Bakshinder, Parminder, Salish, Arundeep and Kulwinder.
Inspired from an imported film – Life of Christ – Phalke started mentally visualising the images of Indian gods and goddesses. What really obsessed him was the desire to see Indian images on the screen in a purely Swadeshi venture. He fixed up a studio in Dadar Main Road, wrote the scenario, erected the set and started shooting for his first venture Raja Harishchandra in 1912. The first full-length story film of Phalke was completed in 1912 and released at the Coronation cinema on April 21, 1913, for special invitees and members of the Press. The film was widely acclaimed by one and all and proved to be a great success.
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May 1st, 2011 at Cultural Programe by PLUS Munch Punjabi Bhawan Ludhiana at 7.30 PM
Recent Screenings held :
Venue: Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall, Jalandhar
April 24th , 2011 : Children of Heaven
March 20th 2011 Faiz : The Poet of Trubled Times
Feb 19, 2011 : Khamosh Pani
Jan 25, 2011 : Rabba Hun Ki Kareeye
Dec 05, 2010 : Saurya
Oct 31, 2010 : A Dog’s Life & Inqulab
26 April 2011marks the 25th anniversary of theChernobyldisaster; together with the ongoing nuclear crisis inFukushima,Japan, this marks a pivotal moment for us to reflect on the day that changed the world’s view of nuclear power.
TheChernobyldisaster occurred in 1986, 12 years afterIndiadetonated it’s first nuclear explosive in Pokhran and rushed to join the nuclear club.
Now, 25 years later, in 2011, since the Indo-US nuclear deal, Indian government and the nuclear establishment is hurrying to build several large nuclear power reactors all overIndia. History is about to repeat itself, but do we really want to put our next generation under the risk of another nuclear disaster?
Through painstaking documentation, research and images, our film festival “25 years after Chernobyldisaster” will share with you the heartbreaking impacts of nuclear power on the people in Chernobyl. Juxtaposed with the story of Chernobyl, discussions will be organised on Fukushimaand the dangerous future of Indiadue to it’s nuclear power path.
Details of films package:
Nuclear Nightmares: BBC: 2006
Film by: BBC
Language: English
Duration: 49.21 mins
This film was shot in 2006, which is 20 years after the Chernobyl Nuclear disaster, in which the scientists started questioning the fundamental understanding of radiation. The film shows the fear in the minds of the people about Nuclear radiation. 48 after the No. 4 reactor atChernobylnuclear plant exploded, the areas nearby were evacuated. 20 years after the incident, a woman with her daughter goes back to the place to see her home and belongings and found everything devastated. In between in the film it has been shown that the Scientists goes on finding the quick and long term impact of the radiation on people and specially on the unborn and born babies. Dr. Mike Repacholi in the film defined the link between radiation dose and risk of cancer. Even in 1945 at the time of attack onJapan, 200000 people died of the bombardment but people who survived died after that due to cancer or any other serious diseases. At the time ofChernobyldisaster 200000 pregnant mothers were asked to abort their child. In the movie shown the aftermath ofChernobylwhere experts predicted tens of thousands of deaths from cancer.
The Battle of Chernobyl: Discovery: 1986
Film by: Discovery Channel
Language: English
Duration: 92 mins
The movie, the battle of Chernobyl shows the disaster from the day one on 26th April, 1986 when the self fuelling system and the security system of the Chernobyl Nuclear power plant was deactivated and caused the destruction. 2 workers at the site died that morning and 28 followed. Photographer who clicked the first photograph could see the radiation effect on the photos. No official information was given by the state about the disaster for next 30 hours. Security measures for the people nearby were taken 30 hours later of the explosion, and people from that area were evacuated and taken to some other places which have an emotional content in the film where people want to come back to their city. After the disaster the temperature rose up to 120-180 degree c. which is 15 times higher than the usual.Ukraine was affected a lot. Tons of sand blocks and lead was used to cool down the reactor. Armed forces and air forces of the country was used to do this job, out of which 600 pilots died that time and others had radiation effects later on. Miners from different Russian cities were taken to build a tunnel of 150 mtrs long and 20 mtrs. Wide. 3000 soldiers and officers were used as bio robots. At the end of the movies scientists are interested for some other source of energy which is less devastating.
Back to Chernobyl: NOVA: 1989
Film by: NOVA
Language: English
Duration: 54.26 mins
Back toChernobylis a film where Nova travels to the world’s worst nuclear disaster which affected some areas as far away asNorthern Europe, the Ukrainian event released an unprecedented amount of radiation into the atmosphere. Beyond the far-reaching nuclear fallout, theSoviet Union’s failure to respond in a timely and honest manner created powerful global tension. Bill Kurtis and physicist Richard Wilson return toChernobylto uncover the societal wounds caused by such a massive accident.
India radiation leaks: TV news
Film by: TV news channels
Language: English/Hindi
Duration: 37 mins
This contains small news clippings of the incidents of radiation leaks inIndia. TV channels reported radioactive material found in a scrap shop inDelhiwith other scrap materials. Scientists found Cobalt 60 which is much more dangerous than the Uranium. Due to radiation effects, the owner and labourers of that shop were admitted to hospital. This news rocked the parliament as the opposition questioned this.
In Bangaloretoo radioactive materials were found in the water after radiation leak at Kaiga Nuclear power plant which is away from the place. But the officials said that this leak is of no harm to anyone.
For a set of posters and films package for organising film festival contact: insafdelhi@gmail.com
or write to:
Coalition for nuclear disarmament & peace (CNDP)
A124/6 Katwaria Sarai, New Delhi 110016.
Tele-fax: +91-11-26517814
URL: http://www.cndpindia.org
Theatre and documentary filmmaking are luxuries in Punjab for those who watch them. And for those who pursue them, they are vocations, which do not promise many dividends.
The Desh Bhagat Yaadgar Hall, hub of leftist activity in Jalandhar, is one such place that recognises the importance of both.
The hall library is abound in literature – print and otherwise – that sells like hotcakes during the Mela Ghadari Babeyan Da. But it’s comparatively meagre, yet important. The collection in audio-visual segment is a revelation for all who have seen or heard about it.
The library has ample recordings for the first screenings of many plays by Punjabi masters, which debuted at the hall, but later went on to become huge hits throughout the state. These plays are picked up and staged at theatre and youth festivals year after year.
Amolak Singh, the convener of the cultural wing of the Desh Bhagat Yaadgar Hall, said 10 documentaries in their collection are of the path-breaking kind that are significant reflections of the people’s movements and issues influencing the state.
The documentaries are mostly screened during the mela and in industrial set-ups or villages for the benefit of labourers or rural folk, who highly appreciate them.
“Labourers at the industrial screenings love these and take keen interest. This is stuff for the people at the grassroots level. Urbane crowds are not as much interested in them as the labourers. At the festivals, too, we notice people coming in from far and wide but those from Jalandhar are relatively few in number. It’s a strange city. Seems like it doesn’t want to get sensitised of the ground realities in the countryside,” said Singh.
Talking about the documentaries in the hall’s collection, he mentioned Daljit Ami’s Aman Aur Zulm, Har Mitti Kutteyan Nai Bhurdi; Ajay Bhardwaj’s Ek Minute Ka Maun; Rajiv’s Apna Paash and Harvinder Diwana’s Khetan De Putt Jaag Paye.
‘Ek Minute Ka Maun’ talks about the 1994 movement by the students in Bihar against increase in fees. The documentary is a hit with the migrant labourers.
‘Har Mitti Kutteyan Nai Bhurdi’ talks about the two-and-a-half-year-long people’s movement, which happened when Kiranjit Kaur of Mahal Kalan village was raped by the son of the village big shot.
“It was a historic movement. Women blocked traffic. As many as people from 50 villages participated in the protests. Thousands of people used to gather. The protesting crowds cooked food themselves and fought on till the accused were punished,” Singh elaborated.
The documentary ‘Apna Paash’ talks about the revolutionary poet and is the only documentary to have been made on Paash in Punjab so far. With Paash as its basic thought, the documentary voices the opinion that the state and Khalistan are two sides of the same coin.
It features interviews with Paash’s mother, father, sister, brother-in-law, aunt and historians Gursharan Singh and Bhai Manna Singh.
‘Khetan De Putt Jaag Paye’ is a documentary on the one-and-a-half-year-long struggle of the peasants of the Channan, Dhaula and Sanghera villages near Barnala, where a land of 365 acres was acquired without the consent of the farmers.
“False fards were made. Standing crops were destroyed just to ensure the acquisition of the land. Children couldn’t study because schools were closed. But the farmers fought on. Three people were killed but finally they got justice. The peasants were given Rs 20 lakh for an acre of land,” Singh said.
Among the plays, he mentioned Kewal Dhaliwal’s ‘Lal Batti’, ‘Dharmguru’, ‘Kudesan’, the controversial ‘Medhni’, ‘Itihaas De Safe Te’; Pali Bhupinder Singh’s ‘Main Bhagat Singh Haan’; Prof Ajmer Aulakh’s ‘Lohe Da Putt’, ‘Aise Jan Virle Sansaare’, ‘Begaane Bohr Di Chaan’, ‘Nikke Nikke Surjan Di Larayi’; Rajbir’s ‘Pyasa Kaan’ and Madiha Gauhar’s ‘Bulla’.
Talking about Medhni, he says, “The play was a huge risk but thankfully it went peacefully.” It talked about the black episode where an eminent politician allegedly got her daughter killed for honour.
The play ‘Kudesan’ is the story of a truck driver who buys a migrant woman and brings her home when her wife is not able to bear him a son.
So how popular are the plays among the festival crowds? “During 2010’s Mela Ghadri Babeyan Da, we sold CDs worth Rs 22,000. People love them. Take them to homes. Show them to their families,” Amolak Singh said.
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Santosh Interview can be viewed at following links:
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Writer Oscar Wilde is arrested after losing a libel case against the Marquess of Queensberry. Wilde had been engaged in an affair with the marquess’s son since 1891, but when the outraged marquess denounced him as a homosexual, Wilde sued the man for libel. However, he lost his case when evidence strongly supported the marquess’s observations. Homosexuality was classified as a crime in England at the time, and Wilde was arrested, found guilty, and sentenced to two years of hard labor. Wilde was a well-known author by this time, having produced several brilliant and popular plays, including The Importance of Being Ernest (1895). Born and educated in Ireland, he came to England to attend Oxford, where he graduated with honors in 1878. A popular society figure known for his wit and flamboyant style, he published his own book of poems in 1881. He spent a year lecturing on poetry in the U.S., where his dapper wardrobe and excessive devotion to art drew ridicule from some quarters. After returning to Britain, Wilde married and had two children, for whom he wrote delightful fairy tales, which were published in 1888. Meanwhile, he wrote reviews and edited Women’s World. In 1890, his only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, was published serially, appearing in book form the following year. He wrote his first play, The Duchess of Padua, in 1891 and wrote five more before his arrest. Wilde was released from prison in 1897 and fled to Paris, where his many loyal friends visited him. He started writing again, producing The Ballad of Reading Gaol, based on his experiences in prison. He died of acute meningitis in 1900.
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