We are pleased to inform you about the
selection of ‘The Real Jungle book Bear’, a documentary of the real life of the
Rudyard Kippling’s Jungle Book character Baloo the Bear for the film festival
at Baikal in Russia.
Samad Kottur with Teachers |
The film was shot in Karnataka and a vast majority of it
Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary near Hampi.
The film had bagged the Green Oscar at Bristol last year. A member of this successful team, Mr. Samad
Kottur is representing the film at the XII Baikal International Festival held
at Irkutus from the 26th to the 30th of September 2013. The Hasiru Hejje team wishes him the heartiest
congratulations and success in his journey to Baikal. ‘I never thought that the Russian language lessons learnt on Radio
Moscow in the early eighties would come to use in a real sense’ exclaimed
joyous Samad. We are sure your presentation about your passionate work will impress the volgas and
gain new friends for yourself and the Sloth bears.
The
theme "People and Environment" is conceived by the organizers to get-together,
film makers to develop concern about the relationships between people and
environment. More than 150 films from 36
countries were received for the festival of which 13 films were selected for
final screening. The films are produced by Germany, USA, Hungary, Great
Britain, France, Russia, South Korea, Austria and Switzerland.
The jury of the festival will choose the
"The Best Documentary Film", "The Best Popular-Science
Film", "The Best Camera Operator's Work", "The Best
Director's Work", "The Best Amateur Film", the prize
"Baikal" , Grand Prix. Apart from the competition section there film
screening upon films made on Baikal Lake, Sacred Lands, Some investigative and
daring films and an exclusive selection for school children.
Also in the festival are discussions and meetings
with films directors and producers, work-shops by eminent cinematographers and
photo exhibitions are also arranged.
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