16th Annual NEW YORK INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL
May 7 - 14, 2016
SCREENING SCHEDULE
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Tickets for all films: $15 general admission; $12 IAAC members
Festival Pass: $250 general admission; $200 IAAC members.
Includes all regular screenings and special events,
Centerpiece and Closing Night screenings & parties.
Does not include Opening Night.
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OPENING NIGHT FILM
May 7, 2016, 6:00 pm, at Skirball Center for Performing Arts, LaGuardia Place @ Washington Square, NYC.
Screening Tickets: Red carpet, cocktail party, film screening, post-screening discussion.
Gala Benefit Dinner Tickets: Red carpet, cocktail party, film screening, post-screening discussion, Gala Benefit Dinner.
Nachom-ia-Kumpasar (Let's Dance to The Rhythm)
Directed by Bardroy Baretto
Feature Narrative, 2 hrs 36 mins Konkani (w/ English subtitles), Drama, Romance, Musical
India 2015
Cast: Vijay Maurya, Palomi Ghosh, Prince Jacob
Post screening Q&A with director Bardroy Baretto and actress Palomi Ghosh
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/embed/gOyJUQXIWdg
Synopsis: 'Nachom-ia Kumpasar' is a Konkani feature film- a tribute toGoan Music and her Musicians. Narrated through
the emotional rollercoaster of a love story destined to tragedy,
it celebrates
Goan music through the eyes of its eclectic generation of musicians in the 1960s and 70s. The film weaves its lilting narrative through 20 timeless Konkani songs that convey the timbre and texture of a pitch and rhythm they made their own. Nachom-ia Kumpasar is a nostalgic tale set in the times these musicians lived and died in unrecognized, unappreciated and unsung
About the Director:
Bardroy embarked on his journey as an ‘Ad film Director’ in 2002, and by 2004 his boutique production house, Brown Skins, was a reputed banner in the demanding world of advertising film production. But it was his undying passion to create something worthy enough to display the richness of true Goan culture that led to this marvellous tribute to its musicians and their unsung contribution to the Indian film industry. Today Bardroy’s decade-old dream stands realized. And what we have is a moving saga of Goa’s epic love affair with her Music. A narrative that proudly defies the narrow label of football, fun and feni that is often pinned on the state.
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