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In the shadow of war and uncertainty in many Asian countries the festival is attempting to address the common ground of memory and solidarity.
We have had an overwhelming response to our call for entries and preview committees have diligently watched and selected films.
In a few weeks you will see a complete list along with a schedule. As always AWFF is not only about watching films.
We have a discussion on the ‘ Once & Future of Documentaries’ planned on the 6th & 7th March organised in collaboration with the Sundaram Gill Archives.
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About Us
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The vision of IAWRT Chapter India is to enable perspective building on issues faced by women media practitioners, while keeping a sharp focus on the changing media landscape, and work towards creating a space where women media practitioners can work without bias, discrimination or abuse.
What we do
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Instituted in the memory of Jai Chandiram by her family, the Jai Chandiram Memorial Fellowship is awarded bi-annually and supports media and research projects by members of the IAWRT India Chapter. Jai Chandiram was a distinguished media professional and former Deputy Director General (DDG) of Doordarshan. She was the founding member and Managing Trustee of IAWRT India Chapter and the first Asian to be the President of IAWRT International.
JCMF 2020 has been awarded to the project, THE GIRLS’ HOSTEL, FTII proposed collaboratively by IAWRT members Bina Paul, Reena Mohan and Surabhi Sharma. The project is part online archive and database, and part travelling exhibition, based on “a collective untold memory of the history of women’s contribution to Indian Cinema and the experiences of working in a male dominated field.”
The previous Jai Chandiram Memorial Fellowships were awarded to filmmakers, Iram Ghufran, Debjani Mukherjee and Madhumanti Sengupta.
Festivals
The 2023 edition of the Asian Women's Film Festival will be held at the India International Centre 15-17 March 2023, with a curation of film screenings, conversations and master classes.
The festival team consists of Gauri Durga Chakraborty as Festival Director, along with a larger team.
Events
Mudri Jinki
A festival of films from Ukraine made by Women Filmmakers.
Organized by the International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT) Chapter India the
day-long festival “Mudri Zhinky: Wise Women” featured 11 short films and a long documentary made by women filmmakers from Ukraine to a packed auditorium. The festival was curated by IAWRT member Smriti Nevatia, and organised by Aaradhana Kohli ,Managing Trustee, IAWRT Chapter India. It was a specially curated package where each film portrayed a different aspect of life in Ukraine. The event was held In collaboration with Ukrainian Female Film Industry (UFFI). Three sessions of virtual interaction with the
filmmakers were also conducted with the audience members asking questions of the film makers leading to animated discussions on zoom.
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We are happy to announce that Anukriti Lal and Ghania Siddique, students at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune, have been awarded the first IAWRT-Shaw Fellowship 2022.
The IAWRT-Shaw Memorial Fellowship is a bi-annual fellowship, instituted by our member, Padmaja Shaw, in the name of her late husband Rajendra Shaw. Rajendra Shaw (1949-2013) graduated from FTII Pune in 1975 and worked his entire professional life in social communication sector, developing support materials, teaching and training people in visual and text documentation. He also mentored young people in photography, and textual documentation, videography and video-editing. The fellowship is instituted in his memory and seeks to increase the representation of Dalit/Adivasi/Minority women in the media.
Anukriti Lal is from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. After graduating from NIFT Kolkata, she worked as a content writer for two years. In order to follow her passion for cinema and writing, she applied to FTII, Pune and was selected for the Masters programme in Screenplay. Anukriti would like to use the fellowship to fund her fees at FTII to continue her studies, enabling her to write stories about her Dalit community, particularly women in the community who have inspired her a lot.
Ghania Siddique completed her Masters in Mass Communication, from AJK MCRC New Delhi, and has a Bachelors Honour degree in Political Science from Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi University. She is currently pursuing Electronic Cinematography at FTII. Besides Film and Media, she has also actively practised theatre and music. She plans to use the fellowship to buy a lens for her camera kit and to contribute towards the fee paid for the FTII course.
Congratulations, Anukriti and Ghania!
Achievements
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Reena has been a member of IAWRT since 2009. She was the Co-Director of the IAWRT Asian Women’s Film Festival, New Delhi, from 2010 to 2012 and the Managing Trustee of the India Chapter from 2012 to 2015.
Under her leadership, the festival grew to a much-awaited calendar event in India and brought women filmmakers from diverse countries to interact with members of the India chapter, opening up new ideas and possibilities of collaboration. She also helped launch the annual Herat International Women’s Film Festival in Afghanistan.
She has mentored younger members in IAWRT India and constantly demonstrated her commitment to the idea of women’s collectives.
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Ananya Chakraborty represented IAWRT India as a jury member at the Herat International Women’s Film Festival, Afghanistan, in September 2019. This marks the India chapter's continuing efforts towards collaborations in the South Asian region.
Nupur Basu represented IAWRT at the iconic women-only film festival, the Flying Broom Festival in Ankara, Turkey in 2019, and showcased a segment of curated films from the Asian Women’s Film Festival along with Velvet Revolution, the IAWRT long doc.
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Velvet Revolution
(Executive Producer: Nupur Basu)
A 57 minute Film, Velvet Revolution is the 2016-17 IAWRT long documentary project. In this exciting collaborative film six women directors take their lens up close to women making news in a world riven with conflict and dictatorial regimes. When journalists are constantly under threat, what drives these women to do their jobs?
Velvet Revolution is a unique collaborative venture supported by IAWRT where the Executive Producer, Nupur Basu, worked with women directors from four countries who produced films in five countries. They are Illang Illang Quijano - Philippines; Deepika Sharma - India; Pochi Tamba Nsoh and Sidonie Pongmoni - Cameroon and Eva Brownstein - USA / Bangladesh.