18th Filmi Toronto's South Asian Film Festival December 9th & 10th, 2017
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    18th Annual Filmi!

    Filmi Toronto’s South Asian Film Festival Celebrating 18 Years!

    December 9th – December 10th, 2017

    Harbourfront Centre

    December 9th

    7:30PM – Opening Night – Shorts Programming – Fear & Wonder 

    December 10th

    2:00PM – PANEL – Filmmakers RoundTable
    4:00PM – Documentary Series
    7:30PM – Closing Nights – Shorts Programming – Home & Heart

     

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MUSIC VIDEO: T5 aka Terminal 5

  • November 24, 2016
  • by filmifestival
  • · filmi2016

T5 aka Terminal 5

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ARTISTS: Swet Shop Boys

Director: Sofian Khan

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The first of two music videos produced for Riz Ahmed and Himanshu Suri’s group Swet Shop Boys.

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Director: Sofian Khan

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Sofian is the founder of Capital K Pictures— a New York-based production company focusing on documentary work.  His shorts have appeared on PBS, The Documentary Channel, Fusion Network, The Atlantic and Huffington Post.  He recently won best film in the 2015 Fusion Doc Challenge with his short ‘Timeshifters’.

His first feature, The Dickumentary (2014)— a definitive history of the penis from its evolution millions of years ago, to today— was acquired by Breaking Glass Pictures in the US, and made its festival premiere at the Atlanta Film Festival. His second feature, Gaucho del Norte (2015), was released shortly after, co-directed with producing partner Andrés Caballero. The film was a Jerome Foundation grant recipient, about South American shepherds who are recruited to work in the American west, and was acquired by PBS for its America ReFramed series. Gaucho del Norte made its TV premiere in January and its festival premiere a month later at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

Sofian and Andrés are currently at work on another feature ‘The Interpreter’ for which they received the MacArthur Documentary Grant.

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