Our family videorecording a film by Anjali Monteiro and K. P. Jayasankar
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FilmPublication details: Bombay Monteiro,Anjali c2007Description: 1 videodisc (56 min.) sd., col 4 3/4 inSubject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification: - 791.4372 OU
- Special Mention of the Jury, Signs, Kerela, 2007; Certificate of Merit & Special Mention of the Jury, Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF), 2008; Gold for Best Sound Design, Gold for Best Script, Silver for Editing, Certificate of Merit for the Best Documentary, Indian Documentary Producers Association (IDPA), Mumbai, 2008. Selected Screenings: Madurai Film Festival, 2007; International Video Festival of Kerala, 2008; Viscult Festival, Finland, 2008; Nigah Queerfest, New Delhi, 2008; Kolkata International Film Festival, 2008;
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What does it mean to cross that line which sharply divides us on the basis of gender? To free oneself of the socially constructed onus of being male? Is there life beyond a hetero-normative family? Set in Tamilnadu, India, Our Family brings together excerpts from Nirvanam, a one person performance, by Pritham K. Chakravarthy and a family of three generations of trans-gendered female subjects. Aasha, Seetha and Dhana, who are bound together by ties of adoption, belong to the community called Aravanis (aka Hijras, in some parts of India). The film juxtaposes the "normality" of their existence with the dark and powerful narrative by Pritham- "Nirvanam"; Nirvanam (Liberation) refers to the act of liberating oneself from the male body and transforming oneself to a female. This narrative bears witness to the tumultuous journey towards a reinvented selfhood, a journey fraught with violence, exploitation, affection and courage.
DVD ; PAL.
In English and Hindi with English subtitles.
Special Mention of the Jury, Signs, Kerela, 2007;
Certificate of Merit & Special Mention of the Jury, Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF), 2008;
Gold for Best Sound Design, Gold for Best Script, Silver for Editing, Certificate of Merit for the Best Documentary, Indian Documentary Producers Association (IDPA), Mumbai, 2008.
Selected Screenings:
Madurai Film Festival, 2007;
International Video Festival of Kerala, 2008;
Viscult Festival, Finland, 2008;
Nigah Queerfest, New Delhi, 2008;
Kolkata International Film Festival, 2008;
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