Maati Ke Laal Screening - In News

Danik Jagran Dated 26.08.13

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Red Ant Dream Screened at Jalandhar

Red Ant Dream, latest documentary of internally renowned filmaker Sanjay Kak was screened at Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall, Jalandhar. The screening was followed by interaction with Sanjay Kak in which detailed answers was given by him to the queries raised by viewers. Sanjay Kak was especially in Jalandhar for this special screening the organisation, the People's Voice.
The revevant news can be seen at the given link:
http://epaper.tribuneindia.com/151970/Jalandhar-Tribune/JL_26_August_2013      

Screening of documentary film 'Maati Ke Laal' and Interaction with Film Director Sanjay Kak on Sunday

Screening of Maati Ke Laal on Sunday at 11.30 A.M.Waiting for you ...

 - the People's Voice 

Towards Ghadar Century : The People's Voice Film Show on 25 August

Continuing the series of its film screenings, the People's Voice, noted filmmaker Sanjay Kak will be in Jalandhar in connection with the screened of his latest documentary film 'Maati Ke Laal'. The film will be screened  on 25th August at 11.30 AM in the premises of Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall, Jalandhar.
Sanjay Kak is especially visiting Jalandhar on the invitation of the People's Voice, an organisation promoting Progressive Art & Culture since 2001. Apart from other activities, the organisation is holding film screening on last sunday of every month. In the show, the screening of film is followed by discussion on the film.
It may be mention here that the previous documentaries 'Pani Pe Lakerien' and 'Jshan-e-Azadi' made by Sanjay Kak have won serveral awards apart from high appraisal form critics as well as the masses.

Maati Ke Laal : Screening Poster Released

Noted Filmmaker Sanjay Kak is in Jalandhar on 25th August

Continuing the series of its film screenings, the People's Voice, noted filmmaker Sanjay Kak will be in Jalandhar in connection with the screened of his latest documentary film 'Maati Ke Laal'. The film will be screened  on 25th August at 11.30 AM in the premises of Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall, Jalandhar.
Sanjay Kak is especially visiting Jalandhar on the invitation of the People's Voice, an organisation promoting Progressive Art & Culture since 2001. Apart from other activities, the organisation is holding film screening on last sunday of every month. In the show, the screening of film is followed by discussion on the film.
It may be mention here that the previous documentaries 'Pani Pe Lakerien' and 'Jshan-e-Azadi' made by Sanjay Kak have won serveral awards apart from high appraisal form critics as well as the masses.

Film Show by the People's Voice on 11th August

News of film show by the People's Voice on 11th August, 2013 - Sikharthi Chetna Camp - 2013 at Jalandhar

Kurusawa Classic - Drunken Angels

Drunken Angel (1948) directed by Akira Kurosawa is story of an alcoholic doctor,  Takashi Shimura,  in post 2^nd world war Japan who treats a young Matsunaga (Toshiro Mifune) wounded in a gunfight with a rival syndicate. The doctor diagnoses the young gangster with tuberculosis, and convinces him to begin treatment. The two enjoy an uneasy friendship until the gangster's former boss,  seeks to take his gang over once again. The sick young man then stops following the doctor's advice, slips back into old habits and threatens to kill him. Matsunaga is killed in the ensuing knife fight. The film ends with a local shop-owner woman who had feelings for Matsunaga planning to take Matsunaga's ashes to be buried on her farm, far from the corrupt and dirty city, and the doctor happily learning that one of his younger patients has been fully cured of tuberculosis. The character of doctor was created by Kurusawa after prolonged search and research.