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User login Username: * Password: * Create new account Request new password \|FRENCH VERSION\| RSS Feeds Martin Scorsese Masterclass in Cannes Best Trailers for November 2020 Active Members Bulletin Boa Beyond Borde Cannes Marke Newsletter Sundance Berlin Palm Springs Mostra Inter Internationa Oscar The Ac Fantasporto Mirror Mount Editor Siraj Syed Only Human Quendrith Jo More blogs	> Your site > Search 4,000 festival directory Forums Members directory New films directory Pix Galleries Videos Awards Festivals Ambiance Fest. circuit Red carpet Travel & acc. Call for entry Film Animation Documentary Hollywood Independent Promo showcase Shorts Student Videos People Fest directors Honors Interviews Pros D cinema Markets News Shashwati I am a filmmaker working between India, Taiwan and the US. Our latest production is a feature length documentary, 'Please Don't Beat Me, Sir!' http://dontbeatmesir.com My short short films and videos can be found here http://shashwati.com View my profile Images Videos Home >> Please Don't Beat Me, Sir! Please Don't Beat Me, Sir! Film Film Language: Hindi Other languages or subtitles: English Production country: India Korea, Republic of United States Running time (In minutes): 75 Theme: Documentary Category/Format: Documentaries Student film: No Film URL Site: http://dontbeatmesir.com Poster: Production year: October, 2011 Film Credits About the Director: Shashwati Talukdar, Director/Producer/Editor, began her career as an assistant editor on one of Michael Moore's TV shows. She has worked for HBO, BBC, Lifetime, Sundance etc. Her films have screened at the Margaret Mead Festival, Berlin and the Whitney Biennial, and numerous art galleries around the world. P. Kerim Friedman, Director/Producer/Camera, is an assistant professor at National Dong Hwa University in Taiwan, where he teaches linguistic and visual anthropology. He is a founding member of the group anthropology blog Savage Minds and a documentary filmmaker. Film director: Shashwati Talukdar and P. Kerim Friedman Producer: Shashwati Talukdar and P. Kerim Friedman About the Producer: Shashwati Talukdar, Director/Producer/Editor, began her career as an assistant editor on one of Michael Moore's TV shows. She has worked for HBO, BBC, Lifetime, Sundance etc. Her films have screened at the Margaret Mead Festival, Berlin and the Whitney Biennial, and numerous art galleries around the world. P. Kerim Friedman, Director/Producer/Camera, is an assistant professor at National Dong Hwa University in Taiwan, where he teaches linguistic and visual anthropology. He is a founding member of the group anthropology blog Savage Minds and a documentary filmmaker. Screenplay: n/a Editing: Shashwati Talukdar Film photographer: P. Kerim Friedman Sound: Shashwati Talukdar Music: Mike Berk Art Director: n/a Costume: n/a Decor: n/a Film synopsis: Over 60 million Indians belong to communities imprisoned by the British as "criminals by birth." The Chhara of Ahmedabad, in Western India, are one of 198 such "Criminal Tribes." Declaring that they are "born actors," not "born criminals," a group of Chhara youth have turned to street theater in their fight against police brutality, corruption, and the stigma of criminality — a stigma internalized by their own grandparents. 'Please Don't Beat Me, Sir!' follows the lives of these young actors and their families as they take their struggle to the streets, hoping their plays will spark a revolution. Budget Budget Range: Between $100 000 and $10 000 Technical infos Technical infos Original Film Format: Mini DV Format Ratio: 1:1.33 Film Sound: 5.1 Video master available ?: Yes Video Type: HDcam Number of reels: 1 Festival Selection, Awards... Festival selection, awards or citation already received and other comments... : Already selected in a Festival?: Yes Festival selections: Busan International Film Festival, South Korea Taiwan International Ethnographic Film Festival Society of Visual Anthropology Film Festival, Jean Rouch Award for Collaborative Filmmaking. OzAsia International Film Festival, Australia. Zanzibar International Film Festival. Awards received: Jean Rouch Award for Collaborative Filmmaking Film distribution Sales/distribution name: Four Nine and a Half Pictures, Inc. Address: PO Box 252 Woodstock, NY12498 USA Email: info@fournineandahalf.com Publicity Infos Publicity contact: Four Nine and a Half Pictures, Inc. publicity address: PO Box 252 Woodstock, NY12498 USA Publicity contact email: info@fournineandahalf.com Trailer availble: yes Average: 0 Your rating: None Login or register to post comments Shashwati's videoblog Printer-friendly version 4122 reads	Links The Bulletin Board > The Bulletin Board Blog > Partner festivals calling now > Call for Entry Channel > Film Showcase > The Best for Fests > Meet our Fest Partners Following News Interview with AFM Director Interview with Cannes Marche du Film Director Interview with the Parasite director Brad Pitt and Leonard Maltin Interviewed Filmfestivals.com dailies live coverage from > Lost World Film Festival > Locarno > Toronto > Venice > San Sebastian > BFI London > Film Festival Days > AFM > Tallinn Black Nights > Palm Springs Film Festival > Kustendorf > Rotterdam > Sundance > Santa Barbara Film Festival SBIFF > Berlin > Fantasporto > Amdocs > Houston WorldFest > Cannes / Marche du film online Useful links for the indies: > Big files transfer > Celebrities / Headlines / News / Gossip > Clients References > Crowd Funding > Deals > Festivals Trailers Park > Film Commissions > Film Schools > Financing > Independent Filmmaking > Motion Picture Companies and Studios > Movie Sites > Movie Theatre Programs > Music/Soundtracks > Posters and Collectibles > Professional Resources > Screenwriting > Search Engines > Self Distribution > Search sites – Entertainment > Short film > Submit to festivals > Videos, DVDs > Web Magazines and TV A question for Jennifer Aniston from Richard Hobert winner at SBIFF 2020 : Top 3 Tech Innovations in Film History > Other resources + SUBSCRIBE to the weekly Newsletter + Connecting film to fest: Marketing & Promotion + Special offers and discounts + Festival Waiver service Deals + Special offers and discounts from filmfestivals.com + Festival Waiver service + One month festival promotion + The Bulletin Board service + Become a festival partner User images More images About Shashwati View my profile Send me a message Film Information Please Don't Beat Me, Sir! 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