FORTHCOMING EVENTS
FILM:
FILMS ON ‘SPIRITUALITY & THE OTHER DIMENSION’
a series of monthly screenings
in collaboration with the India International Centre
Curated by Rajiv Mehrotra
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16th (Wed) December, 2015, 6:30 pm
Auditorium, India International Centre
Max Mueller Road, New Delhi – 110003
HUMANO:
SOUTH AMERICA, A NEW AWAKENING
A film by Alan Stivelman, 90 minutes
A young man is twenty-five years old and is looking for the reason of his existence, the meaning of life. A camera and a notebook filled with questions are the only items he needs to set off on a journey to the Andes range. With Placido, an Andean paqo (priest), he will be taken on an introspective journey such as has never been documented before.
ALL ARE WELCOME
First Come-First Served
NO CHARGES
ALL ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME
16th (Wed) to 31st (Thu) December, 2015
09: am – 09:00 pm
ATRIUM, India Habitat Centre
Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003
in collaboration with the Visual Arts Gallery
DALAI LAMA IN FRAMES
A N E X H I B I T I O N O F P H O T O G R A P H S
by T E N Z I N C H O E J O R
His Holiness The Dalai Lama turned 80 this year. The exhibition of photographs by a talented Tibetan photographer portraits His Holiness in Dharamsala where he resides, and in his travels around India, the land of the Buddha’s birth. He has often described himself and the Tibetans as the Chelas of India, their Guru. It is today the other way around. The photographs celebrate one of the most respected and loved public figure of our times for his inclusive message of compassion.
TENZIN CHOEJOR was born in Lhasa, Tibet, studied in Upper TCV, (Tibetan Children’s Village) Dharamsala after coming to India in 1987. He completed his Bachelor’s in Political Science in 2002 and Masters in Mass Communications in 2005 from MCC (Madras Christian College), Chennai. In July 2005, he joined the Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala and since then has been working as the official photographer for His Holiness and as webmaster of www.dalailama.com.
FILM FESTIVAL:
30th (Wed) December, 2015, 02:00 pm onwards
Auditorium, India International Centre
Max Mueller Road, New Delhi – 110003
in association with the India International Centre presents
A FILM FESTIVAL CELEBRATING
HH THE DALAI LAMA & THE EXILED TIBETANS IN INDIA
(Curated by Rajiv Mehrotra)
IN CONVERSATION WITH HH THE DALAI LAMA
Rajiv Mehrotra, 48 Min, 02:00 pm
His Holiness the Dalai Lama speaks to Rajiv Mehrotra about his gratitude to the people of India, about his life and how to be happy.
EXILED HOPE: TIBETAN MUSLIMS IN KASHMIR
Z A Hamdani, 26 Min, 02:50 pm
The film explores the unique world of this minority community of Tibetan Muslims, their lives and its challenges in exile.
DEMOCRACY IN EXILE
T Wangchuk & T Dorjee, 30 Min, 03:20 pm
A telling of the remarkable story of an exiled community who have embraced democracy and are engaged in a rigorous discourse on ’Genuine Autonomy’ or an ‘Independent Tibet’.
ART IN EXILE
N Tuli & A Abbas, 37 Min, 03:55 pm
An exploration of the quiet struggle by the Tibetans in Exile in India to keep their culture and identity alive.
LIGHTS FROM MANY LAMPS BEYOND THE LAST RAINBOW
Dev Agarwal, 52 Min, 04:40 pm
A travelogue as experienced by a multi-faith group of diverse youth on a journey that explores and understands different faiths.
UNHEARD VOICES AND NOTES TO MYSELF……
Dev Agarwal, 52 Min, 05:35 pm
This travelogue tells the story of a group of young Indians as they discover and embrace, for a month, the life of the Tibetan people in ‘Little Lhasa’ or McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh.
FOR AS LONG AS SPACE REMAINS: THE DALAI LAMA AND INDIA
Gaurav Saxena, 52 Min, 06:35 pm
followed by Q&A with the Director
HH The Dalai Lama has often called India as the ‘Guru’ of the Tibetan people. Most people think the situation is the other way around. The film explores the special relationship The Dalai Lama and the Tibetans share with India
INDIAN ROOTS OF TIBETAN BUDDHISM
Benoy K Behl, 30 Min, 07:40 pm
followed by Q&A with the Director
Tibetan Buddhism is deeply rooted in Nalanda and other ancient and medieval universities of India. These were great centers of research and education, where a science of the mind was studied with great logic and precision. The film explores these Indian roots of Tibetan Buddhism.
BY PRIOR REGISTRATION ONLY
No Charges, Limited Seats
write to
workshops@furhhdl.org
with full name(s), address and cell no.
allow at least a week for confirmation
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21st (Thu) to 23rd (Sat) January, 2016 @ Casuarina Hall
24th (Sun) January, 2016 @ Gulmohar Hall
6:30pm – 08:00 pm
India Habitat Centre
Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003
in collaboration with the India Habitat Centre
Sagar Media Inc 