Women in India, South Africa and the USA ask – can new laws change old ways?
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Paromita Vohra is a documentary filmmaker and screenwriter based in Mumbai. Her films explore issues of gender and feminism. Some of her celebrated films are 'Q2P', 'Un-limited Girls', 'Annapurna', 'A Woman's Place' and 'A Short Film About Time'. She is scriptwriter of 'Khamosh Pani' (directed by Sabiha Sumar) which won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival in 2003; 'A Few Things I Know About Her' (directed by Anjali Panjabi) which won the Silver Conch at the MIFF 2002; and 'Skin Deep' (directed by Reena Mohan). She teaches scriptwriting as visiting faculty at Sophia Polytechnic and is a PUKAR Associate.
Two short tales wonder about the idea of Bombay as a great cosmopolis, while examining its divisions of class, language and food.
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Partners in Crime takes you on a rollicking trip through the grey worlds of copyright, art and the market in a story about love, money and crime.
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A Fearless tale of Feminism; an exploration of engagements with feminism in contemporary urban India.
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A journey from being a document of an event to becoming an impression of a worldwide movement for economic, political and cultural justice and a travelogue of ideas for change.
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