Organizer: Voices from the Waters
Venue: Era Organic, #348, Dollars Colony, R.M.V Club Double Road. R.M.V. II Stage, Bangalore 560 094
The screening will be followed by an interaction with Film Maker Ms. Swathi Dandekar.
Synopsis:
How much water does a person need? Who ensures that this need is met? Is there enough water for everybody?
With growing urbanisation across India, many towns and cities are crying for more water. How much of the perceived shortage of water is due to a lack of resources, and how much due to lack of awareness and poor management?
Located in Bangalore, India’s IT capital, the film traces the journey of water into and out of urban homes. Along this journey, it looks at access to water for the poor, the politics of water pricing, urban India’s continuous exploitation of natural resources, and explores possible alternatives for a sustainable water future.
Directed by: Swati Dandekar
Duration: 52 minutes
Language: Kannada and English (English subtitles)
Contact Details:
Era Organic
#348, Dollars Colony,
RMV Club Double Road, RMV II Stage,
Bangalore 560 094,
Karnataka, India
Telephone: 080-41606003, 41606004,
E-mail: eraorganic07@gmail.com
Website: http://eraorganic.org/