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PFCOne 2007 : The Schedule
Congratulations to all the participants of the PFCOne Film Festival 2007. Thank you for taking up the challenge to make a one minute movie. Now it’s time to show them to the world. To the judges. And then wait… until December 5th, when the winners will be announced.
The festival starts on December 1st, 2007 when the movies are released for viewing on PFC.
Day 1, December 1, 2007
A Minute of Local Kung Fu by Kenny Basumatary
Tuppence worth of goodguy-vs-badguy kung-fu.
Ad Hominem by Ankur Pandey
“appealing to feelings or prejudices rather than intellect.”
After 8 Years by Nikhil Singh
We decided to meet in future and take the story forward, but jab we met, hum rahe na hum, tum rahe na tum.
Alice by Pawan Vishwakarma
u dont loose untill u stop trying.
Are you listening? by Aashish Chopra
Spoken word video on the Impact of HIV/AIDS in India.
Breaking News by Amit Ashok Gokhale
How crazy people are for different “Breaking news” aired continually on different channels with a little caricature added to it.
Game by Safat Ali
A video Game and its effect on a child…
Good Times by Ali Hasnain
Good times with family.
I Want To See Me by Domnic Savio
A blind boy very curious to see His Face because his mother always says he is cut.
Just a Minute! by Aarkava Banerjee
A humourous take on what a person/object can possibly do in a minute!
Khidki by Gajendra S Shrotriya
A boy fights the nocturnal fear of his room’s window.
Killing the deceased by Pritesh Wani
One has to forget the deceased completely in one’s mind to give peace to his/her soul.
KLPD by Puneet Kumar Gupta
Desperation to perspiration.
(+tentative)Loneliness is on by Madhabendu Hensh
Lonely life of a software professional.
Lost in Mall by Sandipan Roy
Lost in mall.
Mind�s Eye by Anand Kadam
A married man suffering from schizophrenia and how his wife helps him get rid of imaginary “wife”.
Mobile Phobia by Ashwani Thakur
The effect of the mobile phone on our everyday life.
(+ STC) Personalities of True Friends by Md. Mansoor Ahmed
An encapsulation in a minute the different personalities of my friends.
Puddle Jumper by Madhav Mathur
A young woman relives and rethinks the choices she has made in her life.
Puppy by Nishant Gupta
The film is through eye of a puppy which belongs to a prostitute.
Rang by Salona Bains Joshi
An appeal to add colour to the lives of those who are compelled to live in darkness.
Recycle & Reuse by Pranshu Sharma
My movie is a little spoof on the Indian film industry, the way we draw our ‘inspirations’!
Rolled Urge by Anuj Malhotra
The mode of denial inside which a smoker chooses to contain himself.
Scintillating Flame by S. Mahesh
The status of India has been portrayed in an imaginary place called AIRN.
Sky Ship by R. Hariharakrishan
Please encourage Child’s Creativity.
The First step by Rahul Mahajan
the frustration of a wanna be film director who is totally new to this medium.
The Nemesis by Arnab Tumpy Bhattacharya
The struggle of one’s creative soul against the cruel realities of practicality.
The Perfect Plan by Anthony Fernandes
Two thieves enter a house to steal�
Transaction by Tanmay Singh
Exploring the thin line between art & commerce along with showing the different fa�ades of the same society.
Unspoken by Aditya Gupta
The power of music to bring life to a mundane existence.
Who? by Aditi Soni
God created man or man created god?
Day 2, December 2, 2007
�Less by Santosh Vasant Gujar
We are living with the less factor!
Antonyms by Adesh Prasad
Problems, Adjustments, Complaints, Frustration and… Love.
Cacography by Suraj Nair
Cacography symbolizes a form of expression whose state of existence is at peril.
Defence Mechanism by Abhishek Vyas
Curtains and excuses against failure.
Disown by Sumanth
The joy of finding Rs.100 lying on the road and the dilemma that follows.
Do Diwane by Neeraj Mehta
No synopsis
Dolly by Kabir Singh
‘DOLLY’ is a film about a girl who has been abused by her brother and has repressed that episode of abuse.
Dream Dwellers by Kishor Kumar Keekan
Happiness is quite natural, Bloom where you are…….
Dream effect by Abhijeet Singh Parmar
Sometimes dream effects the way you talk to your friend.
Endless Xpektations by Sushant Sudhakaran
The expectations of a young mind are endless, but what breaks this illusion is reality.
Hamdard by Ashwani Thakur
The film is about a man who is very polite to the incoming sales calls on his mobile and in the end also tells why?
Heads & Tails by Vinayak
“You never know on which side of coin u will exist.”
However you say it, Wear it by Aashish Chopra
An effort to generate awareness about HIV/AIDS amongst the Youth.
Hungry House by Armstrong
When a house in hungry�
I Should Join Politics by Nirav K. Manek
A young guy realizes the ill effects of corruption in the country and decides to join politics.
Missing� by Jatla Siddartha
A film about child marriages in India.
No Sir! by Pranshu Sharma
My movie is a little story on saying no and being politically correct!
People Say a Lot of Things by Ramakrishna Sameer K.
About a guy’s passion to make movies and how people around discourage him.
Resume by Anish Jha
A social message to drive safely.
Schizophrenia by Ankur Pandey
“…and finally my inner self set out to search for my material self, until they met each other.”
Silent Mode by Gajendra S Shrotriya
A person puts his mobile on silent mode when his ears start ringing but then this is not it.
Stop Pollution by Virupaxi V C
An expression of suffering of children from traffic pollution.
Terror at the Drive in Show by Shekhar Shimpi
Protagonist watching 40’s Horror movie at the Drive in theater, Encounters with ’something evil’�
The 8th Dress by Anthony Fernandes
Aditya forgets to pick up all 8 dresses for his wife, Neha.
The Made-Man by Amit Singh
A failed/flop wannabe mob man who gets his recognition by chance & his mom`s prayers.
The Orange Ball by Piergiorgio Mariniello
An orange ball is our touristic guide in this special trip through the medieval town of Monte San Giovanni Campano.
The Unforeseen by Sayantan Ghosal
Mr. Mukherjee is chased by a man whom he thinks to be a thug, but at last find out something that he least expected.
Time Machine by Nishant Gupta
Time goes on and on and on.
(+tentative) Tomorrow�s Silence by Biswapati Sarkar
A man discovers a newspaper of the next day only to find a shocking news inside.
Urge (Talab) by Gajendra S Shrotriya
A cigarette smoker fights his urge to smoke.
Vijay by Praveen K. Nair
A small take on disability.
Day 3, December 3, 2007
A Day In The Life Of India by Varun Agarwal
The story of a boy in a coffee shop and the world around him.
A Piece of Independence by Abhishek Mitra
Is every individual in India independent after 60yrs of Independence?
Bad Move by Sreenu Romi
A bad move in chess by one player provokes a bad move by the opponent.
Birth, Food, Sex, & Death by Pritesh Wani
It’s human being to go beyond food & sex.
Blue by Mihika Mirchandani
From mama’s girl to ‘his’ girl.
dE-iCE by Suraj Nair
dE-iCE deals with today’s global issue and portrays the only way to fight against it.
Frozen Nights by Sumanth
A guard’s vigil through a lonely night.
GENEXT by Devang Bhavsar
In Genext the hand appears onto a surface where it has an option of choosing a pen or ink board.
Gilli Danda by Vinod Kumar
Come let�s play again in my lost world.
Horror Movie Comedy by Kenny Basumatary
Aftershocks of watching a horror movie.
Itch by George K. Antoney
A thief who runs away from the cop decides against it when he is faced with an irresistible itch.
Jadoo (Magic) by Shekhar Shimpi
Man needs chair to seat, He does “Jadoo” (Magic) and Chair appears.
Kab? Kahan?? Kaise??? by Amiya Kumar Patra
Nobody has ever seen God and may never be able to see because its only the one who comes out of nowhere to help when you almost give up is God.
Last Expression by Himanshu Khanna
A lighter take on the tense but busy set of our life.
Letterbox (0) by Nishant Gupta
A conversation between two letter boxes.
Papa Hain Na by Gajendra S Shrotriya
Film is about a big daddy in Bollywood and is based on a true news publised in a local daily.
Pasi - The Hunger by Ragupathy Venkatesan
When children are neglected for food & treated like animals, they tend to turn violent.
Protaganist by Vinayak
“It’s not how life deals with you, it’s how u deal with life.”
Pseudo by Abhishek Vyas
Some people live other life in loneliness.
Sawa Ser by Gajendra S Shrotriya
A befitting reply by a man to a con-woman, who attempts to rob him through a fake accident.
Streetman by Kalyan Gaud
An expression of the urge to success in the streetman.
Sym.bio.sis by Pratik Kamat
A man landing on a strange planet destroys the balloon shaped breathing devices not knowing that it is what is keeping him alive.
The Beginning by Tarun Mahajan
A guy with starry dreams in his eyes but who can’t get a line right while giving an audition.
The Door by Anand Bharadwaj
The Door won’t open but Debi has a solution.
The Earthy Artisans by Aarkava Banerjee
A take on the unique craft and the earthy idol makers of Kumartuli.
The Hug by K. Brindaa Lakshmi
On hearing somebody cutting a tree the protagonist rushes and hugs the tree.
The Murder Weapon by Anthony Fernandes
A man is kidnapped and a girl is assigned the task to kill him. But something goes wrong �
The Strive Against Impression by Arnab Tumpy Bhattacharya
A Take on the battle of life in a miniature scale.
Time Pass!! by Chirag Garg
College student feeling bored at his lonely room, places a bet for a Pepsi can, but who is the another guy??
Two Victims by Neeraj Mehta
A couple deals with after effects of a car accident
Vienna is so Bolly by Mehru Jaffer
The fascination of the Viennese for Bollywood cinema, clothes and dance.
Day 4, December 4, 2007
6 by Pratik Patel
Getting to the 6th floor can be really tough sometimes
A Cell Line between Hate�and Love by Sameer Ibrahim
The cell phone is a metaphor for the fluctuation of Alienation, love, hate, obsession, remorse and entrapment in human relationships.
All For Oil by Piergiorgio Mariniello
This is a pacifist spot and an ecologist message to the world.
All of Us by Narendra Shekhawat
How ‘it’ happens with all of us.
Badaltey Mausam by Gajendra S Shrotriya
How life and relationships change with the circumstances and passage of time.
City Clean by Armstrong
One who, how clean the wall in dirty way.
Enter by Nishant Gupta
A girl finds solace in the loneliness of her home.
Fishes by Anand Bharadwaj
The Fishes are dead and Debi is upset.
I Know The Way by Saravanan K
One blind boy gave the out from dark forest for other normal boys.
India Shining? by Sujata Chowdhury
‘India Shining?’ attempts to bring forth the economic and social inequalities that exist in society by presenting a simple story of a young boy who cleans cars at traffic signals to earn a living, and thereby questions the myth of a “shining and developing” India.
India Today by Kishor Kumar Keekan
Colours of INDIA ……..are we blind to see these colours.
It�s Magic by Anthony Fernandes
One girl controls another girls life using her laptop.
Kasla Kay? by Ranjit Pisharody
Movie is to create awareness about Vidarbha Farmer suicides.
Kuch Na Kaho by Tanmay Singh
How would a mute guy express his love …the platonic love.
Life, Death and Enlightenment by Virinderpaul Singh
Taking the plunge to do what you want to do, before the mortal enemy time gets to you.
My mom�s rehearsing her Rotary speech in the kitchen by Sudha Pillai
The movie is 10 year old Rahul�s view of the world and children of his age from his balcony, while his mother is rehearsing her speech in the kitchen, which she is to give at the Rotary Club.
Peace and Pieces by Sandeep Mohan
Free Air and free Tibet.
Psycho by Tushar Pawar
A psycho drama.
Rashmi by Gajendra S Shrotriya
Rashmi reaches her home at an odd hour in the night, much earlier than her train was expected and her husband Rajeev receives a phone call that leaves him devastated.
Rooh Afza by Rohit Dhuliya
A glimpse into the life of a 10 year old “Man” who sells rooh afza outside Jama Masjid, and blows his earnings in gambling.
Samayada Setuve (Bridge Across Time) by Sumanth
A token from the past.
Sky by Aparna Murthy
A true story of a 5 year old boy, Akshit.
Sound Matters by Chinmay Ogale
What happens when headphones become somebody’s life.
Struggle by G. Arul
This boy manages present livelihood and future life.
The Briefcase by Anthony Fernandes
A man steals a briefcase from a lady at a bus stop, assuming it contains something valuable. Or does it?
The Doorbell That Didn�t Work by Kenny Basumatary
An extremely embarrassing situation resulting out of a faulty doorbell.
The Envelope by Ashwini Kumar Singh
The envelope could change his life.
The eternal profoundity of a thread and a needle by Adesh Prasad
Unabashed unapologetic stupidity.
Ultimate Family Holiday by Niranjan Rao
Example of how a family holiday should be preserved for eternity.
Un light de freedom by Pratik Kamat
A mentally challenged boy tied to a chair is freed by a magic light.
Voices by Sabaa Bhandula
Our thoughts determine the way we hear sounds around us.
Day 5, December 5, 2007
The winners are announced on the final day of the festival… followed by a curtain raiser on the next “P” event… :)
Note:
Movies marked (+tentative) will be shown, based on we receiving a workable copy of the movie from the filmmakers. If you see (+tentative) next to your movie, please check your email for a message from us, asap.
+STC : Subject to clarification, the movies with +STC have to respond to questions about copyrights raised by us.
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Oz,
Questions-:
1) Will the films be listed on the site as links, free for anyone to watch, at any point of time during the day?
2) Will there be a particular time at which the film will run?
3) Will the filmmaker be allowed to discuss/justify his film?
4) Will all the judges watch it?
5) As in all film festivals, will the filmmaker be allowed to tell the judges/audience about what to watch out for, before the film’s beginning?
OZ bhai, kitne winner honge?? out of 124 entries agar sirf teen honge to bahut na-insaafi hogi…
BTW, the way you have managed the fest so far… brilliant.. you said list wud b there by weekend and its here.. great!!! keep it going..
Vinod,
Answers-:
1) Will the films be listed on the site as links, free for anyone to watch, at any point of time during the day?
Yes
2) Will there be a particular time at which the film will run?
No… it is 24/7
3) Will the filmmaker be allowed to discuss/justify his film?
No… though they are free to come and discuss it in the open if they get the time.
4) Will all the judges watch it?
PFC Authors in Bombay are working hard to arrange schedules and get all judges see the movies and get their points on each.
5) As in all film festivals, will the filmmaker be allowed to tell the judges/audience about what to watch out for, before the film
Hello oz,
I wanted to know whether the film will be judges only on the story or there are other things also taken into account, I mean cinematography, editing, music etc.etc….
Thank you
OZ,
will it be possible to view all these films on a cd/dvd???
-NS, we can only do so much. Lets try something much much bigger next time and looks like it will be.
- Sanjay, concept, concept and concept… please go through the first post of PFCOne 2007 that gives all these answers
- Zurya, Dieseljee calling you in 10.
[...] oz Filed under Blog [...]
wah! kya baat hai!!
oz,
So, each movie will be available only for a day?
I mean, we won’t be able to watch them after the fest is over?
Neeraja,
The films will debut on the day shown above, and will be available for viewing both during and after the festival.
Sahi hai Oziee…. Congratulations to all for making this big success….
Great! :) thanks.
But I still don’t get what is P?
Greaaat Greeaaat….Eagerly looking forward for all the movies..fingers crossed
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What the hell is “P”?
@Satyavrat….What is P? Lemme me know wen u know
@ OM,
From PFC Buzz video, it seems that ‘P’ is yet another movie making contest, but details are not yet announced.
“P” is Oz and PFC’s attempt to put their money where their mouth, and fingertips are. Through several rants, the question that kept coming up was what was PFC doing other than ranting to promote cinema and give newbies a shot. PFCOne was the first such. And “P” is…Wait for it -
P for Pitch. It’s where you pitch your feature idea in a self shot video and include the name of your film, a brief logline and genre. You will have less than 3 minutes to make your pitch and you will be evaluated by a panel of esteemed filmmakers on PFC, and the winner will be given a first look wiritng/production deal.
@OM, Me thinks (infact 100% sure) “P” stands for Producer… now I don’t know will it be “Executive Producer” or “Assistant Producer” or an “Internship at a Production House”… but Producer it is… and the festival/competition will be to sniff out good stories and if you win maybe a cash prize or an internship or something. Pitch is so alien in Bollywood.
OMG, have to sleep now, will catch up with the ‘P’ buzz after a few hours ;))
Don G, I think you got it wrong. Me thinks P is for “player”, i.e. you play your role (writer, producer, actor, whatever) in the best way possible. PFC will judge these entries based on your ability to do it well.
5 advertise pitches out so far(or so much I have seen)
Oz, you don’t want me people to sleep or what :d
Don.G me thinks P is for Ponds…James Ponds…all the pitchers are looking like James ponds….or a channel to become Phamous from being a Phakeer….or to make all producers Pareshan with their phantastic ideas….phingers crossed
P can be many things…It can be something that everyone wants desperately…You dirty minds, I meant popularity! :D
Such a lazy bum I am, I never managed to put the frestival banner on my blog. Ozbhai, Sorry!
And waiting for Dec to start.
OK, I am awake after sleeping for 2.5 hrs, and the first thing I am doing is checking this page. Details dene ki ho rahi hai Oz Bhai :)
@OZ…will the short films be available on PFC for viewing it later?? For eg. the shorts to be showcased on Day 1..would that go off on PFC on Day 2?What if I miss them on that day?Damn
p for pandy …
Sourav..dont worry..the shorts will be available for later viewing as well
OM thanks mate!!
“All The Best” =d>=d>=d>
waiting for P ….is P as in PFC producing Pilm..(:……
When was the last date or is it still possible to send my movie.
amit
eagerly looking forward to it.
hi
………to allllllllllllllll
i want to c all the movies…
organisers, please….
Make necessary arrangements for CD/DVD other means to download the selected movies,
let it avilable for all the participants to watch…the selected movies….
very interesting……..
all the best guys/gals……
kumars
P for Party:d/:d/
P for ‘Philosophy’ :)) Phillum ki…..
Striker you look great in the dhoti,
‘wah kya acting hai’ !
so who else is whoz who of PFC on P?
Yeh dil mangay more….
‘P’K
@Oz .. ** MARATHI FILM FESTIVAL **
I dont have access to my email in the office, hence posting this here .. (I am assuming that its not already posted).
9th December 2007 - Visit http://www.mumbaibuzz.com or http://www.zdesi.com to book your tickets online
Location : Movie City Cinemas, 1655 Oak Tree Road, Edison NJ 08820.Phone#(732) 404-0555
Gates Open - 9:30 am
Opening Ceremony - 10:00 am thru 10:45 am
World Premier of “SAVAR RE” - 11:00 am (Runtime 100mins)
Break for Lunch - One hour Thirty Minutes
Movie “DIVSEN DIVAS” - 2:15 pm (Runtime 115mins)
Break following the movie - Forty Five Minutes
Movie “MAI BAAP”- 5:00 pm (Runtime 100mins)
Amit,
The deadline has passed for submitting this year, but keep your ideas and your camera handy for next year ;)
Oz
if the film maker and the viewers want to discuss it : on what forum will they do it ????? will it be under IVIEW ???? any provisions
this is a great site with great ideas and filmmakers. i want to take part in the one minute contest too. can you send me the details
for next round of competition at
akshananda@gmail.com
@ aksha
i believe the pfcone contest is closed for now … but keep visitin this site .. u will find some new ones soon !!!
Best of Luck Everybody for tomorrow
may the best “man” win, I am excited to see what people have brought to the table!!! I hope they satify my cravings and are a visual feast!!!
let the festival begin !!!
:) in 4 hours… :)
oh that was a desperate cry to start it off .. neway nice !!!
Where can I view the films??has the festival started??
- Arnab, it hasn’t. It will start in about two and half hours… Festival will have it’s posts each day for the next four days at approx. 1:30pm Indian Time.
Films will be uploaded here itself or will you give us the links…..
- Sanjay, movies will be here on PFC… :)
Where we can see the movie? i couldn’t find out the link or any related stuffs over here..
Plz temme..eager to watch the movies..
Akhil chill man .. its yet to start just wait !!!
- Akhil, movies will be seen under exclusive section of PFC as per the schedule ( http://passionforcinema.com/pfcone-2007-the-schedule/ )
Each new day for the festival will start at 1:30pm Indian time - that’s about 8:02pm Sydney, 7:30am UK, 3am New York and midnight California. :)
- George, thanks for the help!
no problemo OZ bhai!!! ;)
will answer the queries with the knowledge that i know !!
hi ,
will there be a section for the films discussion?
are the judges, I mean, Anurag Kashyap, Sudhir Mishra etc.etc seeing these movies…..will they see all of them….or you will first filter them and give them a few to watch and judge…??
- Sanjay, the selection committee at PFC has shortlisted movies list that the jury has been sent. Initially we had planned to only show these shortlisted movies in the festival, but decided to show all movies.
- Angad, the comments section is where you are free and open to discuss any movies you would like to. I’m hoping the respective filmmakers in this festival will come forward and participate in these discussions.
can we know that which films have been shortlisted to show to judges?
- Adesh, perhaps we’ll accommodate this request for next year. Your questions, comments are a learning process for us too.
something for the first of december:
thak thak
kaun hain
dom
dom kaun
‘dom kaun’ nahi chutiyae ‘kaun dom’
PLAY IT SAFE
oz
Pls can you send me the names of the selected movies which you initially thought of sending it to the jury members….if you dont mind….my email id is sanj_kumar40@yahho.com