MOVIE "Jagte Raho" film screening as part of A Festival of Urban Horror at GreenR, FF 416, Shahpur Jat > 7pm onwards on 20th July 2016

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Time : 7:00 pm onwards Add to Calendar 20/07/2016 19:00 20/07/2016 21:33 Asia/Kolkata MOVIE "Jagte Raho" film screening as part of A Festival of Urban Horror Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2016/07/movie-jagte-raho-film-screening-as-part.html GreenR, FF 416, Shahpur Jat, Delhi 110049 DD/MM/YYYY

Duration : 2 hours 33 mins. 

Entry : For general public, each screening is for Rs. 350/- inclusive of one refreshment.
Also available are the registration forms at GreenR cafe worth Rs 3500/- for 12 films.

Venue : GreenR, FF 416, Shahpur Jat, Delhi 110049
Venue Info : Web | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Hauz Khas(Yellow Line)'

Event Description : MOVIE "Jagte Raho" film screening as part of A Festival of Urban Horror.

In hopes of improving his lifestyle, a poor peasant re-locates to Bombay virtually penniless. It is late at night and he is thirsty, and he is unable to find water anywhere. A singing drunk offers him money to buy some alcohol, but the money is snatched away by a taxi-driver. In desperation, the peasant attempts to drink from a fire hydrant, but is stopped by a Police Constable. Then he sneaks into a multi-storied apartment complex, and is mistaken for a thief. The entire building, which consists of over 200 units, housing nearly a 1000 people, set out to hunt him down.

Director : Amit Mitra, Sombhu Mitra

Year : 1956

About the Movie : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagte_Raho

Movie Online : youtu.be/72qLogUlJRQ

Background : GREENR in association with  Lightcube Film Society, Present A Festival of Urban Horror.  | 29 JUNE – 24 AUGUST, EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7 PM | AT GREENR, SHAHPUR JAT

‘Horror in the Bylanes’:-  Greenr Cafe and Store - a Multi-Brand destination that curates works of Indigenous Designer and Artisanal Brands that share a commitment towards a more sustainable approach to life while proudly wearing the ‘Make in India’ label, and Lightcube Film Society host a series of horror films set in the city, about the city, forged largely from the perspective of the casual visitor, the immigrant character or the tourist – centrally, an outsider. 

The screenings, introductions, reading sessions and discussions that comprise the series identify the city as an alive, vital, shape-shifting beast which mutates its physical form on a daily basis – as a result, it quickly renders itself unrecognizable even to those who are its long-term residents. 

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