Those of you who have grown up reading the novel by Khuswant Singh but haven't laid their eyes on the film yet, here is your chance. The other one we recommend is Train to Pakistan. The 120 minute long film is in Hebrew and is screened with English subtitles.u00a0 Does the 17-year-old boy finally meet the dog's owner? Well, watch this wonderful film directed by Oded Davidoff to find out. As Asaf undertakes his journey through the city with the dog, he discovers that the innocent Tamar has disappeared in the underbelly of Jerusalem's underworld.
An uncontrollable labrador from the pound leads him through the city to find its owner Tamar. Tamar is a reticent girl and Asaf a na ve boy with a boring summer job. Based on a novel of btrhe same name by David Grossman, the Israeli author and activist, the film tells the story of two teenagers in Jerusalem. On January 10, Some to Run With will be screened. (And if it doesn't, you might as well jump off the minar).
Hang on and don't lose heart.u00a0 Try this Cine fest and watch cinematic adaptations of successful novels which will help reinstall your faith in cinema. Overcome by remorse you decide to jump off the Qutab Minar. Suddenly, you get reminded that it vaguely resembles Vittorio De Sica's After the Fox, though in a grotesque and spoofy way. The only thing you could remember from the storyline is that his lady love Sheila is proud of her jawani. You just gathered the courage and watched a film about a con man out to rob a train (yawn). It is being held in collaboration with various embassies and film bodies. The ongoing Cine lit fest at the India Habitat Centre is a collection of interesting films adapted from successful literature.
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