The tagline says, ” You will never look at dinner the same way”.
And after watching the movie, I did indeed have a different perspective on the food we eat.
Its amazing the changes that have taken place in the food industry…and slightly scary too…The movie covers a wide range of issues, ranging from the need to buy locally grown organic food, the ‘factory model’ of farming and meat production, to the global impact which major food corporations have had on the environment…
Highly recommended for watching.
Here is the official website. And if you want to do more, click here.
Yep, The South Asian International Film, now in its 6th year opens on the 28th of October with the world premiere of Aladin, starring Amitabh Bachchan.
It boasts of an eceletic collection of films from directors in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and England.
While there are indie commercials and comedy capers like Fatso and Raat Gayi baat gayi from the Pritish Nandy stable, there are also shorts and documentaries covering a wide range of subjects including Kashmir, the innocence of children, social awakening in rural india and parental pressures in America.
See the entire line up here.
So if you love films and are in New York City from the 28th of October till the 3rd of November, drop in for a dekko.
For more details, go to www.saiff.org
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