PFCOne 2010 : Submissions List
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Update Nov 30 (5):212 Movies. The submissions for PFCOne 2010 are now closed. From all of the PFCOne Team… Overwhelming response! Thank you!
Update Nov 30 (4): 20 minutes to go. Calling the filmmakers of Jaunpur and the Lunar Affection to submit your movies and the form to PFCOne team before the deadline.
Update Nov 30 (3): One more hour to go before we close the submission window.
Calling the filmmakers of Kalikaal, There are 64 of us, Greatest Trick and Jaunpur. Guys we have your late fee, but have not received your movie and your submission forms. Please rush.
Update Nov 30 (2) : The window for submitting late fee is now closed. Please submit your movie, if you have paid the late fee, before the final deadline which is 4 hours away.
Update Nov 30: Barely 12 hours left for the submissions window to close. For those who’ve submitted the late fee but have not submitted your movie, please do so before 10pm PST (1130am Indian Time Dec 1). We will not be accepting any entries after the deadline.
Also, the vetting process for movies have begun. Volunteers and readers are actively participating to help us make sure that all movies in this submissions list have not been shown any where on any public or private platforms except film festivals. Unfortunately we’ve found a few entries are or existed on pubic domain, these entries are now being declined and withdrawn from the list. We are sorry to see your entries declined, but hope that next year we’ll see you again with a film made exclusively for PFCOne.
The Competitive Section will be announced on December 10th and the Festival Schedule on December 15th
Update Nov 28 : 185 movies. Around half a dozen late fee submissions received, but waiting for your movies, we’ve sent emails to you if you submitted your late fee, but we don’t have your submission form and your movie. Please do submit your movies and forms at the earliest before the deadline.
2 more days to go before we close the window to submissions to the Third PFCOne! November 30, 2009. 10pm PST – that’s Dec 1, 2009 1130am Indian Time!
Update Nov 15 (5) : No-fee submission entries are now closed. To submit your entry until Nov 30 10pm PST, please first remit the late fee of USD 15 by entering your movie name and then clicking the ‘BUY NOW’ button in the form below.
Update Nov 15 (4): One Hour to go before the no-fee submissions window closes out.
Wow… what a day… over 70 submissions in one single day. Some of you even sent 6 times the submission form for the same movie. And FINAL.FLV seems to be quite a few participants favorite last cut file name. 
You’re doing great guys. Fantastic subjects. Brilliant ideas. and a lot of my personal views will follow during the festival… and one parting shot… your idea if you think is unique… think again… what separates you from the rest of the crowd is the genius in execution… and if you could get your genius out in that movie, you’ll find your way to the competitive section…
And hey, loved to see Kabir (161) with his entry, for those who came late… Kabir’s the Golden Minute Winner of the first PFCOne that we kicked off in 2007… So glad to see you here again for the third time Kabir!
Update Nov 15 (3): All entries that we received by 4pm Nov 15 PST (530am Nov 16 IST) are now in the list. If you sent in your movie before 4pm PST and do not find the movie in the list please email us and let us know when you’d sent it along with your email address and movie name. Chances are your movie may have been rejected cause of an incomplete submission form or it did not find its way in our email box.
Another 5 and half hours to go before the no-fee submissions to the festival are closed @ 10pm Nov 15 PST (1130am Nov 16 Indian Time IST)
Update Nov 15 (2) : A request to all to please check that you are submitting the entire submission form along with your movie. In the last minute rush, quite a few submissions have no forms or incomplete forms attached. Declined submissions are being notified immediately via email. Please take the time to see your submission forms are complete before submitting your movies that you’ve worked so hard on.
Update Nov 15 (1) : The final list may cross a 140 movies. We woke up to see more than 60 movies in our submission inbox!!! We’ll be updating the list every 30 to 40 minutes all day today. About 12 hours to go before we close the submissions window after which entries only with late fee will be accepted for the festival. Please note the time the closure -
Nov 15, 10pm Pacific Time – that’s – Nov 16, 1130am Indian Time
One word, as I go through the last rush wave of entries. Brilliant!!! Thank you for sharing your tremendous passion and bringing your amazing creative work to the Festival. 
Update Nov 14: 98 movies. I’m been working since early morning downloading submissions. Checking submitted forms and getting them into the festival pipeline. And each time I think I’ve reached the last submission email, half a dozen more pop in. It’s been going on like this for the last six hours. If you find anything messed up in your entry in the list below please email us and if you don’t see your movie in the list, please let us know immediately.
I’m smiling, not at the last minute rush, but the enthusiasm, the energy, the crazy stories and ideas so many of the entries have in them. And I can already see in atleast dozen films, the seeds of our future filmmakers who’s movies we will be seeing a few years from now on the big screen. I guess that would be one of those moments when we’ll be shouting our lungs out, Hey I saw you first on PFCOne!!! Touchwood!
Just over 30 hours to go before we close our first window of acception submissions for no fee.
Update Nov 13: 2 days to go before we close the window to accepting submissions without a fee. From Nov 16 onwards until Nov 30, we’ll only be accepting submissions with a late fee.
If you are working on submitting your movie by Nov 15, please do rush in your entries. We’ll stop accepting submissions without late fee on Nov 15, 10pm PST. That’s Nov 16 1130am India time.
And I’m glad I’m no way on the panel to select the movies for the competitive section or even deciding on the winners of the festival. This is one super tough festival with so many kickass stories, it’s gonna give the panel and the jury some seriously tough time. I’m already in love with at least a dozen odd movies submitted this year. Sorry can’t tell or show you the movies till the festival (some advantages of working on PFCOne you get to see it first!!!)
Update Nov 12 : List is getting updated almost everyday. As of today we have 58 approved entries for the Festival. 3 more days to go before we close free submissions. Nov 16 to Nov 30 we’ll only be accepting entries with a late fee.
Update Nov 11 : Movies received until Nov 11 and confirmed to PFCOne guidelines, have now been added to the the list. Amazing stories pouring in. The PFCOne old supporters Safat Ali and Gajendra and back with the next movies.
Reminder. If you’ve sent your movie before Nov 11 and do not find it in the list below, please email us to check if it has been declined or perhaps we are missing it in our inbox.
[Update: due to some technical errors we've had to republish the post, and may have lost the comments for this. Apologies if you had your comment in here]
Following is the list of submissions that we’ve accepted so far. Please note this list will be updated every Sunday until November 30, 2009.
If you have submitted your movie and do not see your movie listed please contact us immediately. Chances are we had to decline your submission because it may not have followed one or more of the festival guidelines. The acceptance process has been stringent this year, so many movies that clocked over the time limit had to be declined.
Please use this link to check the guidelines and for the submission form and submission details.
The movies from the submission list selected for the Competitive section will be announced by the second week of December.
The stories just keep getting better each passing year. I’m very surprised by the amazing creativity shown by many this year… and specially when some filmmakers have come up with stories of the horror genre!!! Just like last two years we’ve had an intense flood of PSAs. My favorite still remains the fiction ones told in a minute. While some others on the panel dig PSAs.
Like each year I’m a bundle of nerves after announcing the Call for Entries, always being assured by the editors that it is going to be fine… but… I’m never sure what we will get to see. And each year, a month before the closing of submissions, there is a sigh of relief… Yes!!! there is an awesome amount of talent and creativity out there, and in a small way we are just trying our best to tap them.
This year is going to be an awesome festival with such variety of stories told in better and better ways. Some may leave you stunned! You are in for a super rocking 5 days in January. This I promise!
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| 1 |  The Other Side
A short film that tries to look at life from a different viewpoint. |
Ashwani Thakur Delhi, India |
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| 2 |  i for INDIA
i for India is a symbolic film; an attempt to generate an awareness and responsibility towards Humanity and Nation along with Child Education. |
Madhukar Gavandi Pune, India |
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| 3 |  Boredom
A bored guy thinks of choosing between studies, cellphone and suicide |
Shiva Nagri Jammu, India |
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| 4 |  G pe Foda
Doing daily chores becomes a challenge when you have a foda (Boil) on your butt. |
Yogesh Baldotra Pune, India |
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| 5 |  DEAF-D Extreme Audio Fantasy
The latest generation is so much addicted to sound which can affect their brains & ears. |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 6 |  Wake Up
This short video narrates how energy use in your home creates CO2 emissions, and how we can all reduce our emissions to help tackle Climate change. |
S.R.Mithra Chennai, India |
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| 7 |  Friendship
The story is about Friendship, based on two friends life. |
Radwan Azam Dubai, UAE |
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| 8 |  Inspiration
I have briefed my Inspiration about the film Kite Runner I was inspired |
Radwan Azam Dubai, UAE |
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| 9 |  Love or Death
Love or Death is about the person who had failed in… |
Radwan Azam Dubai, UAE |
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| 10 |  Peace of Mind
New employee of call center realizes the Indian values from his cultured friend. He was not taking call from his girlfriend after realizing the values he take her call. |
Sachin Vilas Jadhav Mumbai, India |
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| 11 |  Some evenings are spent with you…
A wife spends one evening remembering her dead/gone husband. |
Arati Kadav
Mumbai, India |
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| 12 |  Aakhir hua kya hai?
Two boys r running for their lives… where do they reach?? |
Vipul Sharma Patiala, India |
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| 13 |  The Missing Link
Unsuccessful love story of boy and girl who can’t express their feelings to each other |
Abhay Sharma
Mumbai, India |
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| 14 |  Is This The End
Is it really the end for him? |
Niranjan Rao Thane, India |
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| 15 |  Fundamental
Its about one of the basic need of ours and our acts to achieve it. |
Sandeep.V
Bangalore, India |
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| 16 |  Pragati
Saahil’s myth about India’s PRAGATI gets shattered as he encounters its uneven distribution. |
Jaykumar Shah Pune, India |
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| 17 |  The Killing Thing
Love failure leads smoking & every puff kills faster than that failure. DO NOT SMOKE. |
K H Prabhu Mumbai, India |
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| 18 |  Paani
An aqua gloomy single shot movie with a message |
Kuldip Patel Hyderabad, India |
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| 19 |  Jasmine
It’s government responsibility to provide every one education. |
Jonathan Vesapogu Hyderabad, India |
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| 20 |  The Boiling Point
A real test of patience & character of a simple man. |
Samresh Kumar Shrivastava Delhi, India |
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| 21 |  Bhay (Fear)
A doctor visits a husband who thinks his wife is possessed. Is this superstition…Or…? |
Tushar Sahney & Onkar Mandlekar Los Angeles, USA |
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| 22 |  Chalta Hai …
Sometimes, to LIVE… we just need to feel the world around us. |
S. Uday Kiran Kochi, India |
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| 23 |  Made in China
Reminisce over the irony of a gift |
Amit Dubey and Gokul Govindu San Francisco, USA |
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| 24 |  The Tree
Encounter with a tree |
Amit Dubey, San Francisco, USA |
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| 25 |  The Game
A mother teaches her daughter about the game of life. However, all games are not fun. |
Karan Shah Mumbai, India |
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| 26 |  The Seven Year Itch
A hilarious take on life. Seven years after marriage. Do we assume things too soon? |
Vaibhav Kerlekar Ahmedabad, India |
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| 27 |  Confession By Mumbaikar
A man who lost his relative in ’93 blasts, lost his mother in 26 July floods and unfortunately lost his wife in train blast… in short he lost everything in Mumbai and decides to end his life. |
Sachin Vilas Jadhav Mumbai, India |
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| 28 |  Chinu
A shortfilm about the freedom of choice |
Kuldip Patel Hyderabad, India |
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| 29 |  The Fifth Wall
The movie explores the thin wall between the real & the surreal through a Dream. |
Siddharth Kumar New Delhi, India |
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| 30 |  Lets do it
An adult film for complete family. Its about how Rohit convinces Priya to “Do It”. |
Ashwani Thakur Delhi, India |
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| 31 |  Ladlo Noko Yaaro
Poor hungry beggars gets into fight for a pav and something else matters them… |
K H Prabhu Mumbai, India |
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| 32 |  Naach
Story about one dream, one competition, two girls facing the challenge to work together. |
Shamim Anwar Sydney, Australia |
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| 33 |  Hero Shima & Nagasaki
Hero Shima & Nagasaki, a story about psychological interpretation of incidences from the past. |
Anugam Goswami Jaipur, India |
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| 34 |  Sin-e-Ma
Sin-e-ma, a surreal thriller, is about the agony of a mad art freak |
Anugam Goswami Jaipur, India |
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| 35 |  Alive
Life reveals a tragic irony to Neel that started with accidental death of his son. |
Jaykumar Shah Pune, India |
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| 36 |  Independence
On Independence Day, a slum girl is selling flags outside an affluent school. |
Neeraj Ghaywan Delhi, India |
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| 37 |  Yellow Streak
A cowardly man with acute “Dissociative Identity Disorder” struggling to come to terms with his being. |
Arvind Kamath Bangalore, India |
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| 38 |  Save Electricity
We Are Enjoying Today But What About The Future, Save Electricity ! |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 39 |  Check-Mate
The story of two people, who try to figure out, who wins the chess competition that they see. |
Gokul Chandran Mumbai, India |
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| 40 |  Whats for Lunch?
What happens when a guy is cooking lunch for his woman who is out shopping. |
Aditya G Bangalore, India |
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| 41 |  The Visitor
Children who never got to play sometimes come back from the beyond… to play. |
Safat Ali Jodhpur, India |
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| 42 |  Postmortem
Toll we pay to become a superpower. |
Salil Lal Ahamed Bangalore, India |
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| 43 |  Singles – 2nd Version
Jealous about his roomie having a girl-friend, the guy fakes a call until… |
Purnesh Konathala Los Angeles, USA |
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| 44 |  Water
A film about a lady who is afraid of water that makes your brain work |
Tess Löwenhardt Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| 45 |  Fling
An unusual romantic fling amidst a beautiful apple garden. |
Gajendrea S Shrotriya Jaipur, India |
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| 46 |  Wish
Dudu who is mentally disabled makes a wish to save his brother Anand’s life. |
Sanjeev Kumar Behera Mumbai, India |
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| 47 |  Use Condoms
This film is basically to educate people about the usage of condoms |
Monish D Kaushal Mumbai, India |
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| 48 |  Smile Please
The little idiosyncrasies of life make it so beautiful |
Subrat Dwibedy Mumbai, India |
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| 49 |  Munni
This is the childhood story of every village girl child |
Shishir Jha Darbhanga, India |
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| 50 |  The Lady in White
Exploring common thread to real* ghost stories. |
Bhavpreet Singh New Delhi, India |
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| 51 |  Coincidence
There Is no obvious link between the events |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 52 |  Mind It. Stop Smoking
It’s waste of health & money. Smoking is injurious |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 53 |  Stop Et – Save The Planet
Global warming has become a concern for this planet, it’s time that we change |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 54 |  The Inbetweenist
A guy dwells deep in his mind, as he sees the conflict between the fading optimist and pessimist in him. |
Shiva Nagri Jammu, India |
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| 55 |  Love @ 1st sight
This is the story of two characters inside a magazine falling in love, and love is meant to be separated at some point |
Gokul Chandran Mumbai, India |
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| 56 |  The Shower Scene
A different interpretation of the famous shower scene. |
Bharath MC Bangalore, India |
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| 57 |  Crazy Prakash
A bit crazy, a bit funny . On the whole, its a weird situation. |
Bharath MC Bangalore, India |
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| 58 |  Lovable Memories
A person decides to look back at his life and recollect his lovable memories |
Vinod VM Chennai, India |
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| 59 |  The Cube
In the depths of depression a man personifies the Rubik’s cube with his life |
Sankalp Pradhan Mumbai, India |
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| 60 |  Christine
We don’t know him or what he is holding… this chase is the answer! |
Appu N. Bhattathiri Chennai, India |
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| 61 |  The Prisoner
A peace loving jailer finds himself imprisoned by life. |
Amrit Mahapatra Bhubaneshwar, India |
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| 62 |  Lets Change
Effects of global warming in animation |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 63 |  Inner Desires
A struggling frustrated writer finds it hard to suppress his inner desires. |
Gajendra S Shrotriya Jaipur, India |
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| 64 |  The Gift
The film emphasis on the essence of friendship in time of terror & hatred |
Proneet Dutta Dimapur, India |
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| 65 |  Overstap
‘Overstap’ means change (a change in person and a change like a train transfer) |
Virginie Suriano Ghent, Belgium |
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| 66 |  Why I Wake Up Late
Personal account of a day in a young guy’s life where he reveals why he must wake up late everyday. |
Saurabh Gupta Bangalore, India |
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| 67 |  First Day
The first day in the life of a newborn through its eyes. |
Safat Ali Jodhpur, India |
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| 68 |  The Slattern
The film revolves around a victim who has just escaped from her murderer, unveiling the climax. |
Mikhil Musale Ahmedabad, India |
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| 69 |  Life is not Easy
An office guy runs around in circles every day. |
Bhavpreet Singh New Delhi, India |
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| 70 |  Terrorism through an Eye
Everyone has their own perception. This is the way an eye is looking towards the world (no audio). |
Srinath Mudhelli Hyderabad, India |
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| 71 |  Seeking Love ???
About Chapter XVI section 377 of IPC. (No audio to the movie). |
Srinath Mudhelli Hyderabad, India |
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| 72 |  1733
A young man encounters a ghost in his new house. |
Vicky Khandpur Mumbai, India |
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| 73 |  Noissecer
A man and a woman pick each other up in an upmarket hotel. |
V. Jai Mumbai, India |
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| 74 |  It Hurts
Extreme thoughts of a broken heart. |
Yogesh Baldotra & Rakhee Choudhary Pune, India |
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| 75 |  What next? Papa…
How curiosity led the primitive man to the modern man… |
Arunaditya Poddar Bhilai, India |
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| 76 |  Wrong End
Strong reason for homicide… |
Mangesh Bahuguna Mumbai, India |
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| 77 |  Careful u r next
When things changes to happen in future i know it present, be Careful u r next. |
Radwan Azam Dubai, UAE |
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| 78 |  A Shoe
Story of a black shoe, lying on the roadside which triggers imagination of a man… |
Manish Shukla Mumbai, India |
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| 79 |  Words
Story of what a boy goes through in preparing to propose a girl the next day |
Ankur Anwekar Bengaluru, India |
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| 80 |  Disturbance
The film shows how despite our efforts to curb violence, it permeates our very being. |
Ankit Mehrotra Mumbai, India |
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| 81 |  Ek Pal
A boy who realizes the importance of every little thing in his life. |
Aditya Gulati New Delhi, India |
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| 82 |  Evading Mr. Hide
The self obsessed Dorian Gray was reluctant to accept his deglamourized self |
Sukanta Nandy Kolkata, India |
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| 83 |  Destiny : The Story of a Cup
It’s a journey of a cup along with symbolic representation of love and heart break. |
Harsh Namdev Bhopal, India |
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| 84 |  Smoking…?
An early morning tragedy happend with chainsmoker, |
Mangesh Bahuguna Mumbai, India |
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| 85 |  NRIsDiwali
Diwali Illusion far away from home. |
A. Premanand Cambridge, UK |
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| 86 |  Smoker’s Smoke
Cigarette and death are 2 things that has a common switch |
Raj Desai Mumbai, India |
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| 87 |  History Lesson
Drugs delivery and revolution in streets. |
Sanjay Chaulagain Kathmandu, Nepal |
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| 88 |  The Discussion
What all could be done (practical/imaginative) in one minute. |
Kundan David Waghmare Pune, India |
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| 89 |  Know Rules
An awareness to follow traffic rules. |
Kundan David Waghmare Pune, India |
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| 90 |  Bark
A rejected artist seeks refuge in his own art… |
Sushant Sudhakaran Bhopal, India |
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| 91 |  Pati Patni aur Woh
A Daring solution to Lust & Infidelity leading to love forever! |
Yogesh Baldotra Pune, India |
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| 92 |  Meghna |
Shishir Jha Darbhanga, India |
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| 93 |  Connecting People
All it takes is a heart to make the wrong number the right connection. |
Manti Kolkata, India |
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| 94 |  Walk the Talk
Actions speak better than words. |
Vedant Bhatt & Anish Shah Ahmedabad, India |
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| 95 |  Blood Element
A common man incurs the wrath of a frustrated, angst-ridden person. |
Gyandeep Pattnayak Berhampur, India |
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| 96 |  Comma a short pause.
A crash leaves a man stranded within himself. |
Virindersingh Villkhoo Mumbai, India |
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| 97 |  Breaking News
In the name of sensationalism a news reporter visits the valley of doom. |
Virindersingh Villkhoo Mumbai, India |
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| 98 |  The Photograph : Aglaa Shikaar
A visitor to a beautiful hill picks up a photo, leading to his doom. |
Virindersingh Villkhoo Mumbai, India |
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| 99 |  Happiness : Divorced
In or out of someone’s life, some can’t shower happiness on them however hard they strive. |
Samarth Garg & Gurpreet Singh Mumbai, India |
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| 100 |  Unrequited
Just another Arun Pradeep and Prabha Narayan story |
Tarvinder Singh Mumbai, India |
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| 101 |  Ghanta
Ek tha Ghanta… |
Kuldip Patel Hyderabad, India |
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| 102 |  Woh Meri..!!
Find out who is she? Hint: She belongs to everyone!! A movie with a social message. |
Aamir Abbas New Delhi, India |
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| 103 |  Trust…
Can you define trust? No!!! But a 2 Year old baby can!!!! (No Audio) |
Aamir Abbas New Delhi, India |
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| 104 |  The start
The film talks about how casual talk and curiosity leads to the start of smoking. |
Suniket Gandhi Pune, India |
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| 105 |  Run Saala Run
He forgot to stock it. For that all he needs to do now is, RUN..! |
Shyam Cochin, India |
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| 106 |  Swan Song
Story of an engineering student, his passion for guitar and parental pressure to study. |
Vishesh Agrawal Ahmedabad, India |
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| 107 |  Maalum Kya?
How a common man unknowingly plays a crucial role in funding for terrorism |
Vaibhav Tailang Mumbai, India |
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| 108 |  Gopal
The story deals with Gopal awaiting his son’s arrival from the war only to realize his son has been killed. |
Shrikar Mayur Bangalore, India |
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| 109 |  Come Out Bulu
Who is Bulu? What are the repercussions of his being in the room corner ? |
Antariksh Das Kolkata, India |
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| 110 |  I miss…
I miss… |
Shitij Kohli Delhi, India |
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| 111 |  Illusion of a lonely man
Due to isolation,person makes illusion his freind and builds his own castle of imagination |
Anurag Jaipur, India |
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| 112 |  Society’s Menace
The story is about how we live unaware about the situations, events which revolve around |
Manish Jain Delhi, India |
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| 113 |  Blackmail
A possible threat for college couples nowadays… |
Amit Mishra Mumbai, India |
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| 114 |  Towards the beginning
The waves of my river return again and again but time does not come back |
Safat Ali Jodhpur, India |
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| 115 |  Fail
It is about the lighter moments between two friends, rejoicing their failure. |
Suniket Gandhi Pune, India |
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| 116 |  Greatest Trick
Trick/Trap all of us fall into… |
Shitij Kohli Delhi, India |
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| 117 |  Snow White Man
A four year old girl finds her new born sister to be an angel but… |
Deepti Raavi Mumbai, India |
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| 118 |  Diversity In Unity
Two wrongs do not make a right… |
Amarjeet & Haresh Pune, India |
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| 119 |  Inside Out
Inside Out… |
Shitij Kohli Delhi, India |
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| 120 |  Life=Movie
Life’s like a Movie. |
Shitij Kohli Delhi, India |
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| 121 |  Ibo… The sense of freedom
In the busy lanes of chandni chowk ,the word ibo set the kids free . |
Archit Sinha New Delhi, India |
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| 122 |  Ctrl + Z
A man discovers that he has the power to undo anything he likes, using his laptop … |
Anthony Fernandes Pune, India |
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| 123 |  Oye Paape! Pyaar Karke Pachtaya!
A young man tries his best to woo a girl … but is that good enough? |
Anthony Fernandes Pune, India |
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| 124 |  Rab Banaye, Sabki Jodi
Do you believe that marriages are made in heaven? Well, if no, Think again! |
Anthony Fernandes Pune, India |
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| 125 |  Super Babloo
This 6 year old genius is the pride of his parents and teacher! |
Anthony Fernandes Pune, India |
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| 126 |  Rape & Revenge?
A person takes revenge on his wife’s rapist. |
Debarun Sarkar Kolkatta, India |
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| 127 |  Duet
Two children are drawing on a wall, bringing joy to themselves… |
Vikas Patil Kolhapur, India |
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| 128 |  Open your mouth
A day in life… |
Dhar Rosenberg
Los Angeles, USA |
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| 129 |  Our Future..?
What will happen to a family when they got first child as unstructured ? |
Ajay Suryavanshi Ahmedabad, India |
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| 130 |  Dimag bhi naaa, bas…
Ek ladka ek ladki ko rat me lift deta hai, fir dono sochna shuru karte hain… |
Sandeep Singh Lucknow, India |
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| 131 |  The Lost World
Unprecedented consequences of cellphone addiction |
Amit Tiwari Delhi, India |
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| 132 |  Elevator
A nervous job interviewee has a “close encounter of the fragrant kind” in an elevator. |
Tushar Sahney & Onkar Mandlekar Los Angeles, USA |
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| 133 |  Look Within
Film shows that we don’t look problems within us and easily thinks that problems is with others. |
Sachin V Jadhav Mumbai, India |
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| 134 |  Sweet Love
A guy is running to meet his girlfriend and… |
Viswas Raj Sethi Auckland, New Zealand |
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| 135 |  Virtual Childhood
A young man in a conversation with a kid discovers shocking truth of today’s generation |
Tejas Mavinkurve Bangalore, India |
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| 136 |  My Heart Can See
A Blind person is listening to a rj talking about colors and imagining… |
Tejas Mavinkurve Bangalore, India |
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| 137 |  ABCD…
The name game to force the concept of our culture, our India is on, are you game? |
Kashan Mustafa Mumbai, India |
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| 138 |  Waiting
Aren’t we all waiting for something? |
Hunar Katoch New Delhi, India |
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| 139 |  My POV
Its my point of view of life, I do various unrelated things in life which… |
Jahangir Shaik New Delhi, India |
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| 140 |  Phone Phobia
A person has a phobia for phone calls,he feels as though his phone is… |
Tejas Mavinkurve Bangalore, India |
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| 141 |  Addiction
Over 4 million addicted, and rising by the day. |
Amit Mishra Mumbai, India |
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| 142 |  Hide & Seek
Horror unfolds, who wins the hide & seek |
Ankeet Pai Mumbai, India |
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| 143 |  The Last Puff
Getting addicted to smoke and can’t leave it before the last breath |
Chandan Kumar Mishra Rourkela, India |
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| 144 |  I’m Sorry
Reminiscences and confessions of a younger brother to his dead elder brother. |
Priya Ranjan Panigrahi Brahmapur, India |
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| 145 |  The Vulture
A reporter’s self recognition. |
Jateen Gandhi Arlington, USA |
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| 146 |  The Last Post
The crimes in the society defy the sacrifices of our war heroes. |
Manu Shrivastava & Kiran Rajanala Bangalore, India |
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| 147 |  Connecting Lines
Connecting to a stranger through lines. |
Aravindan M Chennai, India |
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| 148 |  Time Warp
A man oscillates between the surreal and the real world |
Kartik Hosanagar Philadelphia, USA |
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| 149 |  Parinde
Two people’s search for meaning in today’s world ends with parinde. |
Yogesh Kumar Singh New Delhi, India |
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| 150 |  Middle class desires
Paradox of a middle class life – cloak of compliant respectability stifling suppressed, yet liberating desires |
Yogesh Kumar Singh New Delhi, India |
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| 151 |  Su Su
Like many Bollywood filmmakers, we too have a made a different film, commercial but with a message |
Ashwini Singh & Saurabh Yadav Mumbai, India |
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| 152 |  Face Value
A search for true laughter and happiness. |
Ashudeep Sharma Bhopal, India |
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| 153 |  Bye Papa
a story from the eye sight of sufferer. |
Ashudeep Sharma Bhopal, India |
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| 154 |  Suhaag Raat
It’s about groom’s anxiety before the Suhaag raat, his friend’s special tips and the final encounter. |
Kandaswami Mumbai, India |
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| 155 |  Thathsath – A twisted truth Version 2
A guy, a girl, a prank and an unexpected bitter truth. |
Varun Kannan Bangalore, India |
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| 156 |  Welcome to the gang
A test to join the gang, gone horribly wrong! |
Chintan Bhatt Mumbai, India |
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| 157 |  Prey
The clock ticks as they get ready for the cat and mouse game. |
Vinay Ramachandra Gwangju, South Korea |
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| 158 |  Islam – A Struggle Against Perception
A dialogue less movie showcasing the struggle between perception and reality. |
Abhijeet Kumar Bangalore, India |
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| 159 |  Warped
A Harbinger of things to come |
Selvamani M.S. Bangalore, India |
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| 160 |  Made in India
A short film on how we unknowingly become a part of the neverending loop of child labour. |
Ramganesh Jagadeesan Seattle, USA |
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| 161 |  Pour
Pour examines a moment in the existence of three very separate people, all waiting for rain which becomes a metaphor for hope and affirmation. |
Kabir Chowdhry Chandigarh, India |
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| 162 |  Meangreen
Being GREEN is fashion today. Put it into practice, is very first and effective step to spread it. |
Ravi Oza Vadodara, India |
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| 163 |  Biscuit
Two broke men, one strong, one unwilling, face off in a battle of the hungry |
Tushar Sahney & Onkar Mandlekar Los Angeles, USA |
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| 164 |  Bitches@2009
The film gives out the attitude of a guy in handling girls… |
Tipinni
Hyderabad, India |
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| 165 |  An hour before
Dilemma of a person before committing suicide,story of inner state of mind. |
Abhishek Ranjan
Muzaffarpur , India |
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| 166 |  K.L.P.D.(khade__ pe dhoka)
Sometimes, it is nobody’s day. |
Archit Sinha
New Delhi, India |
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| 167 |  A Real Bollywood Fan
The mass hypnotic quality of the hindi movies are depicted with a real life example. |
Arnab Banerjee
Kolkatta, India |
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| 168 |  Daraana Mana Hai
An experimental horror movie based in two time lines. |
Amit Mishra
Mumbai, India |
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| 169 |  Jaago Re…
What happens if the society doesn’t accept reality easily. |
Ajay Saklani
Mumbai, India |
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| 170 |  Nazariya
How a person changes his viewpoint according to religion and society. |
Ajay Saklani
Mumbai, India |
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| 171 |  Aamachi Shala
the govt. institutions for primary education are in such conditions. |
Ajay Saklani
Mumbai, India |
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| 172 |  Thathsath – A twisted truth Version 1
A guy, a girl, a prank and an unexpected bitter truth. |
Varun Kannan Bangalore, India |
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| 173 |  Ice Cream
His wife gets Ice Cream, but the underdog gets the sweet taste of victory |
Tushar Sahney & Onkar Mandlekar Los Angeles, USA |
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| 174 |  Swinebaba and the Two Thieves
Two robbers discuss the H1N1 epidemic as they are performing a robbery. |
Anuj Virani and Keval Raval Windsor, Canada |
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| 175 |  Sapnon Se Bhare Naina
Failures and disappointments in life draws a person to his end! |
Varun Sharma
Mumbai, India |
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| 176 |  Between The lines
A competition is announced and imagine what stress an amateur filmmaker goes through. |
Krishna Anaberi
Mumbai, India |
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| 177 |  CHUNKEY PANDEY – How to be a filmmaker in Mumbai
A successful filmmaker personality is teaching a newbie filmmaker! |
Varun Sharma
Mumbai, India |
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| 178 |  Ego Blinds
How a blindfold of ego can distance one’s own, making way for deception and lies. |
Pooja Agarwal
Pune, India |
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| 179 |  Living Room
You can only push someone so far before they start fighting back. Mark finds it the hard way. |
Ram Jagadeesan
Seattle, USA |
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| 180 |  Muft Ka Gyaan
Tips for a better life to brave the recession |
Keyrun Rao
Bengaluru, India |
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| 181 |  Chaal pe Chaal
4 guys and a game of cards. May the best man win ! |
KC
New Delhi, India |
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| 182 |  Raashee ka Chakkar
Meet Pundit Anand Daatha ji, Graha Shanthi aur Raashee Specialist |
Sanjeev Tandle
Seattle, USA |
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| 183 |  The Warning
Every crime haunts you later. What if guilt came before the crime – as a warning? |
Kapil Ojha
Ahmedabad, India |
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| 184 |  The Bride
The aspirations of a bride! |
Megha Burman
Mumbai, India |
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| 185 |  I’ll be there
Words can have a different meaning to a different person! |
Varun Sharma
Mumbai, India |
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| 186 |  The Wailing Recorder
A tape recorder that acts as a broken bridge carrying the fragile relationship of a father and son |
Jehan Handa
New Delhi, India |
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| 187 |  In Wonderland
A dog’s dream |
Amit Dubey & Mallika Prakash
San Francisco, USA |
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| 188 |  Born Again
Accepting reality is the first step towards fighting reality. |
Arun Nair
Thane, India |
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| 189 |  The Emergency
When Susu Meets Stardom |
Sambit Mishra & Uddipta Bimal Borah
New Delhi, India |
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| 190 |  Who’s the Boss?
Treat all fairly, You never know who will be the boss in a given situation |
Ramandeep Singh
Bangalore, India |
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| 191 |  Mocking the Minute
A minute isn’t always just a minute, sometimes it can be 60 very long seconds! |
Mohd Aamer Gibraan
Hyderabad, India |
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| 192 |  The last Minute
His answer is Death. This is the last one minute. |
Kannan Kailas
Bangalore, India |
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| 193 |  Parad(b)ox
A Paradox.. apt with our times. |
Shitij Kohli
Delhi, India |
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| 194 |  22nd Street
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Amit Dubey & Gokul Govindu
San Francisco, USA |
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| 195 |  The Broken Friend
A toy takes on a boy to avenge a friend. |
John Lucius
Mumbai, India |
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| 196 |  Dream Catcher
This is about one guy who is interested in watching movies and how he clarify his father’s doubt. |
Kishore Maddipati
Hyderabad, India |
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| 197 |  Blue Screen of Death
Ek dost ki maut |
Amit Dubey & Gokul Govindu
San Francisco, USA |
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| 198 |  Daaru = 0
Who pays the price of one’s deeds. Is it we ourselves or someone else. |
Kanika Arora
New Delhi, India |
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| 199 |  Paranoia
Fear and paranoia grows following yet another attack on an Indian student in Melbourne. |
Ajay Brar
Melbourne, Australia |
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| 200 |  The I
Trouble of dilemma faced during the human existence since childhood till apparent loss of identity. |
Ankit Tripathi
Gurgaon, India |
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| 201 |  Actors and the Baton
In the theater of life the innocence and benevolence is timeless albeit with each show the actors change. |
Prashanta Bagchi
Kolkata, India |
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| 202 |  Bad News
Sometimes, “bad news” at the workplace doesn’t always mean one thing… |
Ankit Mistry, Basav Biradar & Baul Haque
Chicago, USA |
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| 203 |  Justice
A real police officer on how he reacted to a brutal person.. |
Surap
Hyderabad, India |
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| 204 |  One Only
Its all about our nation’s immediate requirement |
Surap
Hyderabad, India |
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| 205 |  Adhure Pal
Often it’s the stolen incomplete moments that bring completeness to our being |
Shubhadeep Roy
Mumbai, India |
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| 206 |  I Care
A general perception of a guy towards current world situation |
Harish Koyalagundla
Boston, USA |
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| 207 |  Maut Ka Saudagar
Proposal of partnership with Yamraaj, God of Death |
Neeraj Mehta
Chicago, USA |
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| 208 |  Kalikaal
People are dying out of turn due to terrorism. Yamraaj has some questions for God. |
Neeraj Mehta
Chicago, USA |
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| 209 |  There are 64 of us now
Video diary of a writer who claims that she can successfully clone herself |
Arati Kadav
Mumbai, India |
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| 210 |  The Lunar Affection
A hilarious take on very non-hilarious issues of climate change, global warming |
Shyam Prasad Reddy
Hyderabad, India |
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| 211 |  Jaunpur to Bompur
The old Tarzan Story in a new flavor |
Jitender Pal Singh
Noida, India |
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| 212 |  Bugged
An experiment |
Amit Dubey & Gokul Govindu
San Francisco, USA |
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| 213 |  Lucky Money
Sometimes we don’t even realize when we got lucky |
Kartik Hosanagar
Philadelphia, USA |
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| 214 |  First Love
A self-conscious teenager is excited when a handsome guy looks at her; but….. |
Purnesh Konathala
Los Angeles, USA |
Anurag Kashyap
Abhay Deol
Dibakar Banerjee
Hansal Mehta
Khalid Mohamed
Kundan Shah
Anish Kuruvilla
Jaideep Verma
Manish Gupta
Navdeep Singh
Bhavani Iyer
D. Santosh
Onir
Ashvin Kumar
Ramu Ramanathan
Sudhir Mishra
Pankaj Advani
Revathy
Saurabh Shukla
Shilpa Shukla
Sujoy Ghosh
Suparn Verma
Santosh Sivan
Shashank Ghosh
Shivajee
Pavan Kaul
Partho Sen-Gupta
Prroshant Naryannan
Sam Langoria
Satish Kasetty
Even After an update and without earlier comments this looks like a great list of movies :D … (Ok I know Bad joke!)
Child Education, 7 year itch, Mumbaikar’s confession, CO2 emmissions and what not… and I assume this is just 10% or less of the total entries.
This is going to be a pure treat for lovers of movies like us and it also gives them an opportunity to be a part of. Thank you PFC.
For many of us, who think hundereds of times that “Oh man, this should have been done like this! ” this is a chance to do what we want. Good, bad, whatever, we simply love doing it, both our masterpieces and our mistakes. Thanks PFC for giving us that chance
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I am loving it. Ta da da ta ta.
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Displays a lot of hardwork thats been put in… all the very best… to each of the enteries… post the results, eagerly awaiting if these movies can be shown to us all…
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Damn,this is good huge thanks to PFC just about a weeks to go I better make sure edit and submit asap. There are none from downunder i guess that would be me.
Shamim
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No Eleven looks like Romesh Sharma’s “The Final Solution”
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Making a minute film is more harder than any other short films or feature films where you get enormous amount of time to tell your story but telling a story in a minute will have to be genious. However I’ve almost finished my editing and hoping to submit by next week.
Besides, just finished my 1st draft of feature film screenplay “HOONES” an Indian story in Australia…..leave it..If I win this comp that would be my biggest day in my life and will through huge party coz I’ll get an opportunity to work with dreamed directors. Love ya PFC ….just coz of U.
Luv/Sam
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Hi
I submitted two film.
I am unable to see my other film “Lets Do it” in the list
Please check why is it not in the list.
Its of exactly 1 minute.
Will appreciate a qick reply.
Thanks
Ashwani
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quick question…
can i use a 20 seconds of the song “baawre” from luckbychance as a background to which the actor is dancing?
thx,
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dbl, you’ll need to get the right permissions to do that.
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actually it could be a non-descript 10-12 seconds before the words even..
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Fantastic additions, I see names and faces from the last 2 years participants. Salute to you guys for keeping the spirit on.
And great work PFC team – the way you are putting the entries is really good. A single shot makes you want to see the whole stuff.
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Sin-e-ma looks amazing. Hopefully it turns out to be an amazing short!
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@Oz,
if the submitted video which has been listed already, has a technical flaw, Can I re-submit the corrected vesion of the same video? If yes is it through the same email with all the details or just the video?
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sure. just try to send it by 15th.
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Thanks Oz, sent
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finally relieved
whole week had been hectic for the submission.
hope oz’s kickass list includes mine :P
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is your movie in the list? Darn the last minute rush is crazy!!! We may reach twice the movies shown last year
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yeah ‘why i wake up late’. its there on 66. hope you seen it
apart from the jury, why not have a audience favourite. all the participants can be polled for that one.
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just sent my first entry. hoping to send in atleast 2 more. wish me luck guys. one of them is being shot tomorrow.
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all in a day !! good luck . u need it
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its 9.35 now, yesterdays rain has played spoilsport. bad light. waiting for more sunshine. keeping my fingers crossed.
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Can anyone tell me is last day of subbmission 16 th 10.pm or is it today 10pm(i got confused with PST)..
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as OZ updated his post on top :”We’ll stop accepting submissions without late fee on Nov 15, 10pm PST. That’s Nov 16 1130am India time.”
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hi oz . archit here duration of my movie is 58 sec (including opening and end credits) but it is not listed
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Hi! I just wanted to know, how soon would my film be put up in the confirmed list after I’ve mailed it? Am I supposed to get some confirmation email or something?
Thanks
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the list’s up, got up on the 15th, dec. Kindly ignore, if u’ve seen it already.
thanks.
Bye.
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Here, the “competition section” list.
http://passionforcinema.com/pfcone-2010-the-festival-schedule-and-competition-section-movies/
Bye.
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Finally submitted by movie, whew!
Maza aa gaya, this 1-minute thing almost killed me :-)
From the list,
I have seen Safat Ali’s work last year, looking forward to his work this year.
Also #16, #39, #48, #90 and #92 look interesting.
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hi
i am tejas from bangalore have uploaded 3 movies in the noon , but i am yet to recieve any notification in my mail box , as there is very less time left i am not sure if i hav followed the procedure .. plz revert asap (i have sent the mail to pfcone
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Hi Tejas,
U will have to check the submission list which I guess will be updated today by pacific time.
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Guys hold on. We have another 50 odd submissions at the last minute… It will take a few hours to get all submissions checked, approved and inserted in this list.
The no-late-fee submissions window closes at 10pm Sunday. PST that’s 1130am Monday Indian Time
Give us a few hours to plough through the last minute huge wave of submissions that’s poured in.
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Oz
Hi, I have sent you my two movies. But in one of them I forgot to mention that I agree to the rules of PFCOne 2010.
So, I have sent you the same second time mentioning that I agree to the rules. Hope you will accept it.
Eagerly waiting my 1st ever movie to see in the list.
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Aamir and others with questions on submissions… please keep track of our latest messages and check for your entries here (in this post) that we’ll be updating every hour or so all day today
http://passionforcinema.com/pfcone-2010-submissions-list/
In case there are problems with your submission we’ll be immediately emailing you. We’ll try our best to get all entries that we receive by the deadline within today in this list.
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oz,I have send my movie but haven’t received any email from pfc yet.Please let me know soon that is there any error in my submission so i try resending .waiting eagerly for your reply..
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Oz dear, there are 2 entries for Run Saala Run (104 & 105)
and 2 for I miss… (109 & 110).
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The movies by Safat bhai look amazing, as always.
The whole lot looks promising. Lets have a blast guys. cant wait for 5th Jan. Heres to hoping i have made a whole new set of mistakes to learn from.
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heyyyyyyyyyyyy my muvie is not here success_whatnext@yahoo.co.in
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thats my emai and the muve s name was klpd
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this is the 6th time i am shouting for i hv also mailed u on pfc@gmail.com again and asked for help overthere………….pls yaar..
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hey thnx the muvee is being uploaded
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Darn… so many comments… thoda time do Sirjee… We are jostling with over 70 submissions in one single day. Your movie is now in the list
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Tough competition this year!!!! 168 entries and still 15 days more to accept entries!!! Am super excited!
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Outstanding contributions from each one of you all. Its great to see the effort and the concepts.Our cinema has taken giant leap in the past year and so has PFCOne with the fantastic list of films. Hard to pick, each one is so good. Anyway, a quick scan throws some of the interesting ones just with the “face value” at the moment:
16 Pragati
18 aqua gloomy: interesting to see a single shot film
24: Encounter with a tree
29: fifth wall: Surrealism is always welcome
34 Sine-e-maa
36: Independence ( that’s me so it ought to be here :-))
37: Yellow streak
41: The visitor
54: Inbetweenist
61: The Prisoner
65:Overstap: A sense of Persepolis? Nice!
78: A shoe
114: Towards the beginning
122: Ctrl Z
142: Hide and Seek
146: The last post
161: Pour
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And yes, may the best minute win
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woweee zoweeee. fantastic submissions this time around…
great job guys… congrats for havnig submitted without the late fee…
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i m looking forward to the following:
Love or Death, Radwan Azam
Is this How terrorists are made, Nikhil Anil Allug
The Killing Thing, K H Prabhu
Made in China, Amit Dubey and Gokul
Lets do it, Ashwani Thakur
Ladlo Noko Yaaro, K H Prabhu
Love @ 1st sight, Gokul Chandran
Oye Paape! Pyaar Karke Pachtaya! Anthony Fernandes
Su Su, Ashwini Singh & Saurabh Yadav
Islam – A Struggle Against Perception, Abhijeet Kumar
K.L.P.D., Archit Sinha
All the best guys! may the best ONE win! Cheerz!!!
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Safat’s entries look very interesting. Looking forward to them
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Thanks a lot PFC for the challenge called ‘1 min short film competition’
The challenge is not in the ’short film’ part.It is in the ‘1 min’ part.Making a concept,dividing enough shots,editing them and finally conveying something or anything to the viewer is a real tough one.And it was a killer brainstorming session for me.
Thanks again PFC for making me realize that there are lots of things to be learn about this art.
Wishes for all the participants.
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and between quite a few entries from bangalore. Best of luck guys.
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entries look really interesting.. all the best guys…
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I always look forward to Gajendra’s entries! He portrays simple ideas extra-ordinarily! And yes, plenty of films look exciting here!!! All the best people!!!
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The count keeps increaing …!!!
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Mind blowing is the only word that I can think of.
PFCOne team updating the list continuously makes me wonder at the hard work the team is putting in.
Its going to be one TOO-GOOD show put up by you folks.
Looks very very good. WIll be waiting for January. I have 2 Pragati and Alive and watching just the list of other entries suddenly I have a feeling I should have tried a little harder, though I believe I gave my best shot
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Looking at just a pic, I am curious to watch following movies : (Gajendra, Kabir and Safat – Your previous years’ entries rocked. I am waiting to see all 6 shorts from 3 of you
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Fundamental! – keedo ki basti ka makoda hai!
The Seven Year Itch – A daaru ki bottle at Ahmedabad makes it intresting anyways
Sin-e-ma
Check-mate
The Visitor
Smile Please
Love@ First sight
Inner desires
Over Stap
First day
History Lesson
Meghna
Ghanta
Gopal
Towards the beginning – This reminds me of Michael Jackson ?
Waiting
Hide and Seek
Made in India
Pour
Aamchi Shala
@OZ, Crave For a Crunch stayed in my mind for long. But somehow I dont see it in this list of 173
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that movie has had to be declined. It was a good one, but came to our notice that it wasn’t a premiere… they are online and have shown it at other festivals.
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Fabulous, what more can I say?173 movies already and still 2 weeks left.While its difficult to single out specific work over here I would still say that based on the premise I’m looking forward to some of them in particular like no’s-
16,23,28,29,34,39,46,61,65,75,92,114 and 161.Of course the more I see it I’m getting to like many more.May the best film win.
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1,9,11,17..as of now seem interesting..but thats just on first glance and theme.Those numbers are out of first 20.Still so many to go.
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This year the competition looks damn tight!
First of all, Thanks Oz bhai and the team for PFCone. Your efforts are incredible. You guys must be having night-outs and I am sure you guys are enjoying it like anything. Envy you for having watched all the stuff above
Safatbhaiiiiiiiii, I was scrolling up while reading the titles, taglines and snaps. I had to stop for a while at “First Day”. This is not done. Safatbhai takes the cake everytime :(.
Thanks guys for including Paani and Ghanta in your looking-forward-to list. You will enjoy for sure that I can promise
Can’t wait for Jan.
Jai Ho!
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vasan bhai….behosh ho jaunga…!!
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M feeling great to see my entry on the list(149,150)… Thanks PFC.
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Kabir had vowed last year this year he will come up with a cracker.
looks like he has.
back with Ashu and Mime.
Kabir, great luck, looking forward to this one.
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Wow OZ that is a great number.. and two weeks to go..may be another 60,70 more… congrats…
been going through the list and can not single out any film based just on the name and a picture,it is not fair.
i would like take a whole day off sit and see all of them, and comment…
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hmmm i’d say i have to agree with Satish .. some of the films last year too, that didn’t create much curosity, on face value, turned out to be fantastic on viewing!!! … eagerly waiting for 5th Jan …
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Finally relieved to see my movie on the list . its my first attempt at making a movie & I thoroughly enjoyed it . It was like a child getting to play with his favourite toy (in this case the handy cam which I bought a few months ago) & allowing to do his own stuff ( I thoroughly enjoyed writing the script even though it was for a one minute movie ).
I don’t know how it has shaped up – good , bad , ugly . but I m really proud of my first baby .
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awesome. ab aayega mazaa!
looking forward to these….
18,22,34, 46, 38, 41, 24,40, 48, 50, 51, 54, 59, 68, 72, 80, 82, 90, 98, 100, 105, 107, 115, 120, 122, 130, 132, 148, 155, 161, 167,
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Tushar bhai,
105 aur 107 ke beech mein 106 bhi tha..usse kyu paraya kar diya :-)) (just kidding…)
On a serious note, this year its been amazing competition, I am glad, I could participate…in 106 (director) and 94 (actor).
All the best to everyone of us…I hope audience has a good time watching all the movies….
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Thanks PFC and OZ to make all this possible. This was a great learning experience for me. It was also a wake up call to get out of my comfort zone.
Waiting for the D-Day.
Just one curiosity? Do the technical excellence of the movie matters to get into the competitive section or is it just the art of story telling?
How many movies will be selected for the competitive section?
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I’m so excited to watch everyone this time, and this looks kickass! I’d have to pay the late fee, and get myself in, BUT shit loads of competition for me!
Best of luck everyone! As Neeraj said..May the best minute win 
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Astounding! Big round of applause already to the ones entered – you’re winners guys. To make your film – the one minute step for you, a giant leap for PFCkind ;) Keep dreaming…
Looking forward to, just by the description, these :
The Visitor, First Day, Towards the beginning – Safat Ali (OK, these I’ll look forward to even without the description..and to think Mr. Ali is an insanely good painter before film-maker! Hope he posts some watercolors here )
Anugam Goswami – Sin-e-ma, Hero Shima and Nagasaki
Fling – Gajendra S Shrotriya
Evading Mr. Hide – Sukanta Nandy
Ctrl + Z – Anthony Fernandes
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nikhil….mujhe pata hi nahi tha ki ham mil chuke he..last night rahul told me..i m surprised..tumahre baare me rahul aur vaibhav se bahut suna he..pfc par likhte rahate ho jankar khushi hui..
post par me kya rang dalunga..words ke jadugar to rahul aur aap log ho…meri to film bhi bina dilouge ki hoti he….
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Wow, lot’s of films this year!
Here are some of the films that are sparking my curiosity: 3, 9, 13, 20, 22, 26, 31, 34, 36, 39, 45, 54, 59, 61, 63, 66, 76, 78, 79, 90, 96, 111, 113, 147
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Hi, have you listed all the submissions that were sent before the free-deadline? I don’t see my movie up there, it’s called “Swinebaba and the two thieves”
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Checking our inbox and don’t see any movie by that name or any thing sent via your email account/name.
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Thanks for replying but I don’t understand, I sent it to pfcone at gmail dot com (ofcourse,replacing the words with symbols)
It’s listed in my sent items as well. Here is a screenschot, I am in EST.
http://tinypic.com/r/2r4n9ms/4
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Wowzaaa… found it in the Spam box. Seems gmail doesn’t like hotmail… we’ll get your movie included in the list shortly
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Hey guys I am looking forward to all your films, I am sure for me there is something to learn in each one of them.It was quite an experience to make this film and thanks PFC for the encouragement to do that. A lot of things went wrong which wont be repeated on the next short
Silly thing after making the film I realised that it was a little bit longer than a minute. A minute and fifty seconds to be precise. And then I was battling on the edit to cut a few portions off and to keep the core of the film as it is, so overall it was a great to learn what mistakes I did while writing, I think I should have filtered it a little bit out on paper and should have had a better judgment calculating shot durations. But yeah I will save these for next time:)
Hope you will enjoy watching it. And I will love to hear you guys out, criticisms as well as the positives ( You need them, thats the fuel)
Btw I am #59
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This is my first time at PFC … thanx to the whole creative team for creating this platform … and thanx Tushar and Nikhil for including mine in their lists … its getting exciting !!!
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my film “fear is real” is not in the list, i mailed you on 14th nov.. :(
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oops not on 14th
i mailed it on 15th night
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check your email. we’d sent you a reply mentioning the form was incomplete. sorry.
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Does anyone know how many films will be selected for the competitive section? 175 (and still open) is a huge, huge number! Am excited, nervous, anxious and heaven knows what else this year! This one looks bigger and better!
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Hey….hello to all moviegoers… can anyone tell me whether its possible to upload 1 min movie that i’ve submitted in the competition while the entries are still open..
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hey oz …. i uploaded my movies within time frame and i have given the correct titles of my muveee…in the submission form ,but i see them partially correct in the list as uploaded by the pfc team… i have already sent the mail but the response which i got was quite vague , as if the person has not read the mail ,,,,, i again have send the mail pls helppppppppppppp oooooozzzzzzzz….. oh following is the correction
muvee 121- sense of freedom – partially correct as uploaded by pfc team.
muvee 121- Ibo..the sense of freedom – as title written by me in the submission form,correct.
muvee 166- K.L.P.D -partially correct as uploaded by pfc team.
muvee 166 -K.L.P.D (khade__ pe dhoka) – as title written by me in the submission form,correct.
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oh ya the name is archit and email is success_whatnext@yahoo.co.in
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Holy Cow..so many entries!!! Judges ki tho vaat lagne waali hain ;-)
Congrats to all the participants..fantastic job :-)
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This year it seems to be bigger and better. So many exciting minutes up for the challenge. Best of luck to all the makers and a big thanks to PFC for providing such an amazing platform to budding filmmakers.
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heyyyyyyyyyyyy thanxxxxxxx pfc team.
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Hello everyone,
My film is at no. 95 named Blood Element. Am real scared now. But am glad seeing the efforts of so many people for a single reason- encouraging good cinema. All the Best to all of you guys and girls. Let the carpets roll!
Cheers!!!
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OZ bro, The year no is great..175….
great to see old winners back with their films….specially safat bhai….
Vasan bhai was expecting an entry from ur end but i guess u were busy with “The Yellow Boot”….
this year will be great…some of the concepts are mind boggling…eager to see my college buddy yogesh Baldotra’s film…
all the best guys….
amit
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2 more! The count increases … I know for sure that atleast 2 more enties will be in soon … let’s see what the final count will be
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Looking forward to seeing ‘The Fifth Wall’ (looks Kafkaesque. well, almost) and ‘Made in China’. And many more too. But, these two have grabbed my attention from the very first moment. Hope they tur out to be great!!
Also waiting for Aniruddha Chatterjee. to submit his film. That boy knows a great deal about cinema. :-)
Wishing all of you luck…
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hello every one…..
i submitted my first movie ever,no:165,titled:AN HOUR BEFOR….
thnx the whole PFC team…….
i will always thankful for u…….
all the best for all of us……
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i agree with mr ranjan , u guys have pushed us to, go shoot …roads metros cameras bylanes streets and it feels tremendous and also we cm to know what film making is,,, u gys gave us d platform ………….. cheeeersssssssssssssssssssssssssss ……..pfc team
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thats an amazing effort from all the participants….hail all…
is it fine to upload ur movie on social networking or video website??
help on this
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Only after January 9th. Please see the festival submission rules if you have any questions – http://passionforcinema.com/pfcone-2010-the-third-online-one-minute-film-festival-call-for-entries/
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thx oz for the help
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I am submitting two more entries soon! Wish me gud luck people and it will be reflected bk at ya!!! :P
I say goodluck to us all!!!
Varun.S
jumpCUTTERS
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My entry ‘Muft Ka Gyaan’ sent. Very happy in my heart, dil dance maare re! Yay!!!!!!!!
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All the Best Varun.
. All the Best everyone.
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Ram @ Seattle (Living Room) … hope you’ve captured Seattle somewhere in your film .. I simply love the city and would give you brownie points solely if you have some visuals of the city that was my home for a brief period;) .. all the best for your film
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@Anthony Fernandez – yeah sure – you get a glimpse of the picturesque snowcapped Northern Cascade Mountain Range…really wanted to shoot in Mt.Rainier, but logistics didn’t work out. We were lucky to find a professional working actor for our little film, so we just had 4 hours of his time & travelling to Mount Rainier was ruled out coz of that.
Looking forward to your feedback
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yay! PFCOne mein entry jama ho gaya…. woo hoo! naam roshan ho gaya!!! balle balle te salsa salsa
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ur movie is eagerly awaited yaar……….umeed hai ki recession ka bojh halka karegi……All the best……
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yeh MAGIK…….. bro u know wat i expected a lot of recesiion based movies in fest nd i was waitng…bt nobody came up wit th idea…..thanks to you i think now the festival enteris seems to b jst fin….hope u get picked up…….oh this is archit…(klpd)
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@ bro archit: hope my entry doesn’t turn out to be a klpd :p hahaha. muft ka gyaan has recession written all over it. thanks for the kind words bro, made my day. magik ki jhappi to you! and all the best for your entry too! am lookin fwd to it. rawk de phatte bro! viva passion! viva PFC!!!
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So guys when are the results going to b announced for this competition ?
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Past 100 comments and well past 100 movies in the submission list, it looks awesome this year! Great imagination and great stuff.
My pick:
Pour
muft ka gyaan
face value
Towards the beginning
Woh Meri..!!
Ghanta
Happiness : Divorced
Breaking News
Disturbance
What next? Papa…
Seeking Love ???
Inner Desires
Sin-e-Ma
Love or Death
Fundamental
Wake Up
All these films seem to have a vision, we have Safat and Gajendra coming back again, but with tough competition like never before. Intriguing and compelling, but waiting for the finish.
@Magik – All d best for gyaan, looks different and will definitely rock!!!
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@ bro Sudhir: thanks for the words of encouragement. all knotted up. magik ki jhappi!
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THIS is perfect!
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My entry ‘The Wailing Recorder’ also sent. So many different feelings fighting their way through the same vein, and now after pondering with the submission email for over 2 hours, I’ve finally sent it. As they say, may the best minute win
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all the best bro J… lookin fwd to you entry!
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all the best bro… title sounds very promising… rawk de phatte! lookin fwd to ur entry!
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Can’t wait. Hope there are some films about suicide which is such an important subject.
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@oz, just submitted my entry: “Who’s the boss”. please confirm.
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194! Any idea how many in the competitive section?
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oz,
can payment be made by visa debit card as i dont have any credit card.If not please suggest any alternative to pay..
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oz,
can payment be made by visa debit card as i don’t have any credit card.if no then please suggest any alternative to submit my movie..
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Hi Oz and gang
I had mistakenly assumed that I can pay the late fee anytime by 10 pm on Nov 30. I have been working hard on my new submission the last 2-3 days and have just finished it. I’d very much like to submit it. Is there any way to pay the late fee (by the deadline of 10 pm Pacific) and submit the video?
Thanks,
Kartik
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oz, it was not mentioned anywhere that the payment window will be closed 4 hours earlier. we want to submit a movie before 10pm PST but how do we pay for it?
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Guys, check emails. I’m sending you all the link to make the submissions with the fee
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I am in the same boat at kartik. Did not realize the deadline for the submitting fees was different from the deadline to submit the films.
is there any way out?
-neeraj
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You and Kartik owe the PFCOne team some crazy tons of beer the next time you are in Orange County
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Oz bhai meri bhi kara do….
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yaar, kya kara do? beer or late fee… sorry can’t think straight. the whole team is completely overwhelmed by the last minute rush of submissions…
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Oz bhai,
There are 2 entries with #206.
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OK, beer for the PFC1 team is on me next time I’m in OC.
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200+ … yeh toh bahut hi badhiya hain bhai! competition bahut zyaada tuff honney wala hain … all the best 2 everyone!
i wish pfc wud introduce some more categories to help more of us win! ;)
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“Profession is not what u do for a living, profession is what u r born to do.”
- Vincent van Gogh
After exhausting all possible excuses, procrastinating it for a lifetime and every other fuck-up we finally made the film and more importantly managed to submit it before the deadline ran out on us…Even though it was the 2nd deadline which came in with a late fee reprimand.
Not many including the cast and crew on this one, had a cent-percent belief that it’ll end up to any logical conclusion even after we had shot and canned it on a cold and trippy Dilli winter night.
Anyway, I have always been convinced that film-making comes naturally to some…
A one-minuter wud always present technical challenges like wrapping up ur story in so many frames or establishing characters within a blink of an eye… limitations on the number of characters within ur story due to that… and so on!
Beyond all this, we just took up one more creative challenge and that was to make a one-minute film that’s entertaining… Having a look at the archives from last 2 PFC/ones I found a lot of the entries failing to outlast one’s attention even beyond the first 15 seconds. The only reason I guess people still end up watching most of them is because most of us consider 1 minute too dear a duration to spend aimplessly …or splurge rather… (and offcourse one’s not paying for it). Yes, among them there were quite a few great ideas, good productions and passable presentations but most failed to really-really hook you if you know what I mean.
So that’s one thing that I have really tried to bring about.
And offcourse the mandatory ‘message’ behind the whole paraphrenelia…
“Smoking kills” …and that goes without saying!
Pretty soon we would find out if it did work or am I just being conceited.
Sooner or later…actually!
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O btw… that self-promotional outburst was regarding the joint venture called “chaal pe chaal” a 1 minute masala thriller… submitted at no.181
And ya read
“most of us consider 1 minute too dear a duration to spend aimplessly …or splurge rather…”
as
“most of us consider 1 minute not too dear a duration to spend aimplessly …or splurge rather…”
“Peace
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Dear PFC,
Thanx for acting on my request to rectify the errors!
This is my first attempt at PFC and I thoroughly enjoyed making the films. I hope it is going to be an amazing contest and maybe there will be a way where we can watch all the submitted films!
Once again, id like wish us all all the goodluck! I guess most if not all are aspiring filmmakers! I certainly am! Everytime I was working on a shot or a scene, I learned something new and now I am really glad that I participated!
Now all thats left is for me to win! :P
But seriously, may the best film win!
Regards,
Varun.S
JumPCUTTERS
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Hi all!
Congratulations to all participants whose entries are listed here.
I am new to this competition and am confused about how the screening works. During those four/five days of festival would the movies be available for all five days/a particular time period (say 24 hours each)? Or would it be like a telecast show – every film would be ’shown’ only once and one has to be hooked on to the site when it is being ’screened’ to be able to watch it? Would the audience have the choice of watching it at a time convenient to them? Would they be able to watch a film more than once?
I know these questions would sound trivial to many. So blame it on my ignorance but Oz or any other knowledgeable soul please answer.
Thanks in anticipation,
Shubhadeep
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The films will be available from the start date, for the following 5 days. A schedule is sent out by PFC way in advance. Let’s say each day hosts 10 films. So on day 1 you can view only those 10 films for that day. On day 2, you can view the 10 films from the previous day along with today’s 10 films (thats 20 films now).
This holds true for all 5 days. So by the end of the 5th day, you can view all 50 films.
After the competition, the films are available in PFC Archives. This is how it was done for the past 2 years. Correct me if I am wriong
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thanks a lot Anthony!
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Wow. 212 entries is pretty good!
May my film “The Broken Friend” win :D
It’s been a eye-opening experience. Oz, why don’t we have a series on the learning experiences of the filmmakers?
For example-I thought I was done with the editing and decided to check out the sound through a good pair of headphones (instead of using speakers since it was night, I wanted to avoid disturbing my neighbours). I was shocked with the audio that I had heard.
There were unintended light beeps, the ambience sounded inconsistent (they were shot on two different nights in ‘dead’ silence), some audio effects that I had upped to increase foley sounds were producing a lot of noise. Finally when I fixed the sound I truly realised how important sound is.
This is not to say there were no other flaws, but sound unintentionally was the most ignored aspect.
Even at the script level, I tried to come up with a socially-conscious story. I tried various things and it was so unconvincing and fake. Finally I woke up one morning with a revenge tale, that my conscious self would never seek to do. It required some soul-searching to accept that about my self :D
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A lot of such experiences can be really useful.
Here’s a brilliant resource for filmmakers like us. Check it out.
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=videomaker#g/u
Regards
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Read the Kc Pandey comment. A shiver ran down my skin….I am afraid now. What if people ridicule our film, what if they put up posts saying how bad our film is, what if they, you know, set it as an example of ‘bad films ever made’ ….But, then again, that’s a helluva lots of ‘ifs’. Still, all the Best to me and others. Fingers crossed. Anticipatory nerves tingling, not so much for the winner revelation but for the great talents that will emerge from this competition.
Hopefully, I am in that list too.
I mean, Come on, who doesn’t want his/her film to win, succeed and come out shining?
Cheers and Hail Cinema!!
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It’s human to be afraid, I’m afraid.
The best one can do is not to be afraid of being afraid.
Yesu Masih, that’s a helluva lots of ‘afraids’.
Anyways, no offence meant; not atleast intentionally.
I’ll prescribe a switch to Mountain Dew from Coke? or whatever else ur poison is, if you so believe the written word.
Cheers…
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And ya…
All the best Gyandeep!
;-)
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Hey gyaandeep,
On a side note there is this hindi movie called “jaani dushman”. The most ridiculed film. But you know because of its absurdism it will outlive most of the movies ever made. If you have seen it once you will not forget it. In 200 years time, this movie will be the one museums will fight to keep.
So be the best in whatever you do and don’t let any fear stop you because majority of people don’t know what they don’t know.
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Thanks a lot Arati. That last line says a lot. Thanks for the confidence. And ya, I completely agree on that ‘Jaani Dushman’ point. Hopefully the old Jaani Dushman you are talking about. It is a pure guilty pleasure and believe me or not, I enjoyed that film completely.
Which is your film in the list? Have you submitted?
Thanks for the boost.
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Completed reading your blog now. Liked it very very much. Refreshing read.
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@arati, i too have been thinking for some time about what it takes to make a really bad movie, yet stay in people’s memories forever.
While making it, did the makers know that they are making ‘too-bad-its too-good’ kind of masterpiece… Can one deliberately make a bad movie of the sort Jani Dushman / Deshdrohi / Gunda / Clerk.. or is that in itself requires some sort of skill not found in everyone?
I’m thinking, wouldn’t it be great if we also have a ‘bad movie’ competition, where participants compete for the worst ever presentation of a story..
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Thanks a lot KC. No, no offense taken. What is that Yesu Masih by the way? And what is with that ‘written word’…..All he Best to you too.
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Yesu Masih = Jesus Christ in Hindi… sort of !
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Owwww….it is Yesu Masiha…..
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Correct term would be Isa Maseeh.
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hi,
Thanks friends. I have two movies :
1) Some evenings are still spent with you: The title says it all. Basically I was wondering when does a person get totally wiped out? When he dies ? Not really as we live as much in eachother than in our own body. Also I wanted to experiment with showing emotions and creating a mood by avoiding to show any actor’s face (also since i myself acted and I didn’t want to show my face).
2) There are 64 of us: It is on the lines of on-your-face viral videos today. Actually I am trying to experiment with what viral videos are? Which ones get popular. Right now cheap thrill sensational ones get popular rather than really artistic ones (That is my current hypothesis – please do correct me if I am wrong). That’s how I have shot this and I foresee web as the next big mode of video distribution so am trying to figure out the initial audience.
i was actually down with bad dengue fever and home bound and came across this competition and in enthu have managed to shoot. I fell sick the next day itself. But nonetheless it a very satisfactory experience. Very few joys in the world can match the joy of making a film.
Regarding the worst movie ones. It takes lots of efforts to even make a bad movie. There is this thing called post modern art where you are aware that the viewer is aware that they are watching a movie. Farah Khan exploits it to the hilt and people enjoy it. Even in hollywood Kubrick (see opening shot of Clockwork orange), Scary movies employ that too. They are done in full awareness. Andaz apna apna is another – which is a very well crafted post mordern movie making use of all cliches and archetypes. Incase of jaani dushman or Gunda I don’t think they were aware that they were arbitrary. They were done in all honesty. Yeh bhi daaltein hai..matrix bhi daltein hai, terminator bhi daaltein hai, naagin bhi daaltein..one very fertile mind I must say. The appreciation and humour was accidental but it was a good accident for them and for us too
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Can’t really say if making viewers aware regarding ‘it’s a movie’ has anything to do with the good or bad quality of a movie… remember a couple of good moments, my favorite one comes from Flavors, with 3 unemployed men guzzling beer and thinking about ‘a great idea’, and one of their idea is to make a movie about the lives of 3 s/w programmers on bench.
But who will pay to watch a movie about 3 software programmers on bench?
at that point, the three directly look at the camera reminding the audience what they already did.
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vasan bhai this year missed u…on pfc..mei janta hu bhut bade-bade kamo me busy ho…!
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@jahapanah…A rose by any other name would smell the same.
And God (or his son) by any name would be just as vague.
So let’s just rest the case.
@Gyandeep…U seem to have a heart of gold…but plz don’t all the best me…I can’t help finding it depressing since long back when I read something to that effect in a book.
@arati..The post-modern take sounds like doing a spoof but just sensitively & sensibly enough…I think I need to read more on it, lest I be required to comment back on the comment to this comment.
Wonder what wud I’ve done withou google
Thank God, for the small mercies.
err..Thank whom? did I just say!
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Alright man….No luck you then….Now, don’t go on saying that I got a heart of granite.
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Dec 10th Afternoon (IST) Update :
Dry Throat. Restless eyes. Sweaty palms. Biting my lips. Waiting !!!!
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Jay U r made for Bollywood.
Melodrama seems to come as naturally to U as gravity.
Or u cud be OD’ing on coke.
Either ways, it’s quite trippy.
;)
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this year i couldn’t send my entry to PFC….really missing the excitement of being there….however my best wishes to all of them who made it to PFC this year…just by looking at the face of these movies i can say that …PFC has improved a lot in terms of its class, substance and creativity….congrats…PFC team…u have a long way to go…
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