South Asian Shorts – Tuesday, October 12, 2004 - 7:30 pm
This program features award-winning shorts by South Asian filmmakers that cover topics ranging from reverse racism to the military use of rape as a weapon of war.



Admission: $6 per ticket. Available in advance or at the door.
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Narrative Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Avie Luthra |
23 |
35mm |
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In this hilarious comedy, a young Indian British man must conceal his black girlfriend and pretend to be "more Indian" in order to get what he believes is rightfully his. |
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Narrative Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Amyn Kaderali |
16 |
Video |
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A teen learns a lesson in friendship and taking chances while stuck on the train. |
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Documentary Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Shilpi Gupta |
24 |
Video |
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Narrative Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Prashant Bhargava |
21 |
Video |
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| Raj, a very recent immigrant from India, crosses paths with a disillusioned American man named Vivek on a New York subway train. An official selection of the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. |
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Venue Information |
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Avalon Theatre |
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