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| 7 Welcome to London, Out 9th March 2012 | ||
 '7
Welcome to London' is a fast-paced thriller that centres around the
struggles and hardships faced by a young immigrant from India. The
films marks the debut of British Asian VJ Asad Shan as 'Jai' and features
Sabeeka Imam, Tim Hibberd and Rob Thorne. Pakistani pop stars Falak
Shabbir, underground rocker Zuj Jibran, Sohail Haider and Access band
provide the 7 music tracks. 
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| 'Naachle London' heralds the first ever BollyBrit film!, Out 24th Feb 2012 | ||
 Heralding
the debut of an exciting genre in British filmmaking, Aviary Films
launches the first ever ‘BollyBrit’ film - Naachle London
- a unique cinematic offering that presents a British take on the
classic Bollywood genre, releasing in UK on 24th February 2012.
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| ‘The Colonial Eye: British Empire images of the Punjab, 1912 – 1947’ | ||
 On
Sunday 19th February 2012, The Phoenix cinema will hold a free screening
at 2pm of ‘The Colonial Eye: British Empire images of the Punjab,
India 1912 – 1947’. Artist Tajender Sagoo has curated a
series of short films produced during the British rule with a focus
on the Punjab, bringing together public information & travelogue
films.
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| Samrat Cast In Deepa Mehta's 'Midnight's Children' | ||
 Samrat
Chakrabarti, a British born actor dubbed the independent film king
of New York, recently finished filming Deepa Mehta's film Midnight's
Children. The film is based on the novel of the same name written
by the legendary Salman Rushdie who co-wrote the screenplay with Mehta.
Set for a 2012 release, Samrat is part of an epic ensemble cast, which
includes: Seema Biswas, Anupam Kher, Shabana Azmi and Rahul Bose among
others.
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| Shooting begins for new thriller 'Tooting Broadway' | ||
 Independent
film 'Tooting Broadway' has just completed a rigorous four-week shooting
schedule in the heart of South London. Written by Tikiri Hulugalle
and directed by Devanand Shanmugam, Tooting Broadway will shed new
light on the issues around ethnic and community loyalty in the yet
unknown world of Tamil gangs in South London. Tooting
Broadway is slated for release later this year.
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| Two Asians launch UK Film company with £300 million investment | ||
 Undaunted
by the film industry downturn that has seen a 25% across-the-board
slashing of public support from the UK government, Renu Patel of Kaybee
Pictures and Gaurang Doshi have united to launch a film company with
£300 million investment to produce quality global cinema. In
celebration, the pair threw a lavish pre-Cannes party on Sunday 8th
May 2011.
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| 'Everywhere & Nowhere' by Menhaj Huda, UK Release 6th May 2011 | ||
 From
Menhaj Huda, the award winning director of ‘Kidulthood’
comes ‘Everywhere & Nowhere’, a coming of age drama
about friends torn apart by choices, set in London's fast-paced clubland.
Like any rebellious teenager, Ash has to navigate through the minefield
to gain his ultimate dream of becoming a club DJ.
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| Rabindranath Tagore at BFI Southbank, 3rd - 30th May 2011 | ||
 In
celebration of Rabindranath Tagore’s 150th anniversary, BFI Southbank
presents a season of films based on the Nobel laureate’s literary
and musical works from 3rd - 30th May 2011. Incorporating both classics
by Satyajit Ray (Three Daughters India 1961) and Ritwik Ghatak (The
Cloud-Capped Star India 1960) as well as more contemporary work including
Chokher Bali: A Passion Play (India 2003) and Life Goes On (Sangeeta
Datta UK 2010).
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| Slackistan, UK Release 9 March 2011 | ||
 Pakistan
is not just about militants and mullahs. Slackistan focuses on a group
of privileged twenty-something friends who while away their days and
nights driving around town, partying, surfing the internet and smoking
shisha pipes in Islamabad.
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| The Winter of Love, DVD Release 1 March 2011 | ||
 The
Winter of Love' by British Filmmaker Shakila Taranum Maan's is an
intense, gripping drama set entirely in London. Filmed on location
in Southall, it tells the story of a British Asian family forced to
face family secrets and explores unfinished stories in their lives.
Prompted by the death of his brother, Shammi (Shiv Grewal) returns
home to Southall after a lengthy period away to major confrontations
that force him to reassess his life.
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| 'West is West', UK Release 25 February 2011 | ||
 'West
is West', the sequel to the hit film 'East is East which was based
on the semi-autobiographical story by Ayub Khan Din. Based in Manchester,
England, 1976, the now much diminished, but
still dysfunctional Khan family
continues to struggle for survival. Sajid, the youngest Khan, the
runt of the litter, is deep in pubescent crisis under heavy assault
both from his father's tyrannical insistence on Pakistani tradition,
and from the fierce bullies in the schoolyard.
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| Film Makers & Screen Writers supported by India's Mahindra Group | ||
 Hollywood
actor Robert Redford's Sundance Institute and Mahindra Group, one
of the largest companies in India known throughout the world for its
commitment to excellence and social responsibility, today announced
an agreement that sponsors screenwriters and film makers of independent
cinema around the world.
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| LONDON'S LANDMARKS STAR IN TOP FILM LOCATIONS LIST | ||
 London’s
best loved buildings and parks are the stars of Film London’s
Top 20 Film Locations list. Instantly recognisable as the backdrop
to hundreds of feature films, TV dramas and advertisements, London’s
other best-kept secret locations to be found on the list include The
BA London Eye.
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