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Vijay S. Jodha is an award winning writer, photographer and filmmaker based in New Delhi. He has produced two critically acclaimed books and his projects have been showcased in galleries, museums and film festivals worldwide. He did his Masters in filmmaking from New York University and has worked with directors Ang Lee and Mira Nair. His films have been broadcast on 75 channels in 195 countries including on BBC, CNN and Discovery.
Vijay's projects have received over 70 honours in 24 countries including 17 best director/film awards; and grants from premier cinematic institutions like Sundance, Eurovision and ITVS International
Two of Vijay’s books and four of his films have been selected for archiving in the U.S. Library of Congress. One of his projects is archived at OSA Budapest – the premier repository of materials dealing with human rights. In 2018 he was invited to present a film and address delegates from 193 countries at UNESCO headquarters in Paris.
POOP ON POVERTY
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About the Director:
Vijay S. Jodha is an award-winning filmmaker based in New Delhi. He studied film making at New York University and has worked with directors Ang Lee and Mira Nair. His films have been shown in over 200 countries and over 75 broadcast channels. Among his honours are UK Environment Film Fellowship Award and Media Citizen Award.
About the Producer:
<p>STEPS is a leading non-profit, media organization which uses the power of documentary film to engage audiences around issues of social justice in order to affect meaningful change.Our aim is to initiate global conversations to take place on the most important topics of our time. Through the wide exposure of themes and debates, we encourage viewers to critically engage with social issues using film on multiple platforms. STEPS uses broadcast, new media, festivals and community screenings to achieve a global reach and grassroots impact. Through coordinating the financing and distribution of films, STEPS turns real life stories into projects with worldwide exposure. STEPS is based in Denmark and South Africa.</p>
Editing:
Pauliina Punki, Vijay S. Jodha, Sachin K. Meena
Music:
Richard A. Harvey, M. Mastrocola
Film synopsis:
<p>Set on the edge of the Thar Desert in India and in the middle of the biggest camel fair, this film looks at the lesser known side of one of world’s most visited, filmed and photographed destinations to highlight an issue that concerns over 2.5 billion people on our planet.</p>
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Between $100 000 and $10 000
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Festival selections:
Southside Film Festival / USA/ 2013
London Eco-Film Festival / London / 2013
Encounters South African International Documentary Festival / Cape Town / 2013
Dublin International Short Film /Dublin/ 2013
Mumbai Women International Film Festival / Mumbai / 2013
Film Africa Documentary Festival / Nairobi / 2013
3rd Pune Short Film Festival 2013 / Pune / 2013
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<p>Film made and distributed with support / grant /award from:</p>
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation</li>
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ITVS International</li>
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Swedish Film Institute</li>
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Eurovision</li>
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Television America Latina</li>
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NPO</li>
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Worldview Broadcast Media Scheme</li>
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The Ford Foundation</li>
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Bernard Van Leer Foundation</li>
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Danish Film Institute</li>
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Sundance Institute</li>
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Film reviews:
The Annual camel fair at Pushkar, Rajasthan, attracts thousands of tourists for a five-day period. But there is an undercurrent to the festival, which is overlooked...Poop on Poverty, sheds light on this community. - THE INDIAN EXPRESS
It is hard to find a feel good film on poverty that doesn’t overstay its welcome. Filmmaker Vijay Jodha has just managed to touch the issue without dramatising or sermonising. - THE HINDU
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Publicity Infos
Publicity contact:
Centre for Social Communication & Change
publicity address:
<p>B-001 Krishna Apra Residency</p>
<p>Sector 61 NOIDA 201301</p>
<p>India</p>
Comments (4)
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https://www.facebook.com/pooponpoverty?ref=hl
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Review in THE INDIAN EXPRESS
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/poverty-woes/1157280/
Review in THE HINDU
http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/a-fair-exercise/article5012722...