20th Filmi: Toronto's South Asian Film Festival December 7th & 8th, 2019

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    20th Annual Filmi!

    Filmi Toronto’s South Asian Film Festival Celebrating 20 Years!

    December 7th – 8th, 2019

    Harbourfront Centre

      20th Filmi: Toronto’s South Asian film festival Schedule

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    Saturday, December 7th @ 7:30
    Rishta
    Namaste
    Silentum
    Silent but violent
    Hope
    Amonst the soil
    The Bride
    Aura
    Coming Home
    Main Theek hoon
    Mister and missus
    Worth

    Sunday, December 8th @ 3:00

    Documentary Series

    No English
    Jai Mata Di! Trek to the Top
    Always be ..
    A turban and a beard
    Life Written in my Flute
    Malai Pozhudil
    Arrival Archives
    Air Show

    Sunday, December 8th @ 7:30

    The Longest Dawn
    LYNCH
    Bleeding Hearts
    Oneself
    My soul is from somewhere else

    Not today

    No Exit
    Queen of the Night
    Click Here To Play
    Rialia
    The Bakebook
    14.02
    Duckman
    I’m sorry What
    Intervention
    Zolie’s Very Bad Day
    Saaajiid

      Come see new, innovative thought-provoking films from any genre with a South Asian theme and films acted, written, directed by South Asians! 

    Filmi 20 will be held December 7th & 8th, 2019 at Harbourfront Centre Theatre.  

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Hot Air

  • November 20, 2016
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  • · filmi2016

 HOT AIR

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World Premiere
Director: Shetu Modi
Duration: 5 Minutes

Synopsis: A teenage girl’s fascination with the flute-playing Hindu god Krishna sparks a desire in her to master the same instrument. But she is easily distracted whenever she tries to practise.

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Director: Shetu Modi

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Shetu Modi is a writer, director and editor based in Toronto. Her short documentary Deflowering Bollywood screened at Filmi in 2006. She is currently working on her second short fiction film, “The Pits,” and also works as a video editor at the Canadian Press.

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