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Film Series Mohile Parikh Centre for Contemporary Culture
(MPC3), Bombay India and India as it is presented in film,
Europe and Europe as it comes across in film: the Import
Export film programme is set between these worlds, each
influencing the other in the form of the real and the imaginary
since the beginning of the 20th Century. As scenery, location and
place of longing, India - in contrast to many other countries of
the world - has inspired Western filmmakers from the time of the
silent movies. Orientalist film images have shaped the collective
psyche and perception of India in Europe. In Indian cinema, in turn,
“the West“ has long played an important part: as romantic
refuge for lovers, as cultural origin for moral decline and as source
of inspiration for remakes à la Bollywood. The programme
shows a choice of classics, cult films and an archeological excavation
in the form of documentary film. In addition, the three film-essays
produced in the context of Import Export will be
premiered: “From here to here” by Madhusree Dutta and
Philip Scheffner, “The Animal next to us” by Michael
Woergoetter and “Star Biz” by Merle Kroeger and Dorothee
Wenner.
FRIDAY, 25.03.2005 7.00 pm Film lecture 8.30 pm “Star Biz”
[more/mehr]
2.00 pm “Prem Sanyas / The Light
of Asia” [more/mehr]
3.50 pm “Wanted! A Patriot. The
Way of Subhas Chandra Bose” [more/mehr]
4.45 pm “The Animal Next to us”
[more/mehr]
6.30 pm “From Here to Here”
[more/mehr]
7.45 pm “Purab aur Pachhim / East
and West” [more/mehr]
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