FREE FILM SCREENING

                                                                                                        For the benefit of Maitri and AID

Dhyaas Parva (An Era of Yearning)

140 minutes, Marathi (with English subtitles) by

Indian film director Amol Palekar

 

DATE: Saturday, NOVEMBER 16, 2002

TIME: 6 p.m.

VENUE: Stanford University, Building 200, Room 2           

                (visitor parking at the Oval, very easy access to the building)

                    The screening will be followed by a Q & A session with Amol Palekar

              The event is free and open to the public.

For further details, check http://www.stanford.edu/group/SAI

or call 408-730 4049.

For Directions, click  here

 

Amol Palekar is a brilliant filmmaker of contemporary Indian cinema.  This is the first time that a film of his will be presented in the Bay Area. Dhyaas Parva (140 minutes in Marathi and subtitled in English) has won India’s National Award for 2001 as well as six state awards and has received excellent reviews.

He is scheduled to be at the screening for a discussion and question and answer session.   

 

The film is about Raghunath Karve, son of the great visionary, educationist as well as a social reformer, Maharshi Karve, and Raghunath’s exemplary, though unsung role in the introduction of family planning, birth control and liberation for women in India.

 


See complete filmography here: http://us.imdb.com/Name?Palekar,+Amol

Other directorial works:

  1. Dhyasparva (2001)
  2. Kairee (2000)
    ... aka Raw Mango, The (2000) (India: English title)
  3. Daayraa (1996)
    ... aka Square Circle, The (1996) (USA)
  4. Bangarwadi (1995)
  5. "Paoolkhuna" (1993) TV Series
  6. "Mrignayanee" (1991) TV Series
  7. Thodasa Roomani Ho Jaayen (1990)
  8. Fitness for Fun, Fitness for Everyone (1989)
  9. "Naqab" (1988) TV Series
  10. "Kachchi Dhoop" (1987) TV Series
  11. Ankahee (1985)
    ... aka Unspoken, The (1985) (India: English title)
  12. Akriet (1981)
    ... aka Misbegotten, The (1981) (India: English title)
    ... aka Unimaginable (1981) (USA)