An Evening with Riddhi Jha and India’s Daughter
Wed 15 Apr 2015, 7 pm
Manzi Art Space
The program is canceled.
From Manzi and British Council:
You are invited to an open discussion about the heart wrenching and recently released documentary, India’s Daughter, followed by Q&A with one of the film’s producers, Riddhi Jha.
India’s Daughter features unprecedented interviews with those convicted of the rape and murder of Jyoti in December 2012. It is a thought-provoking and eye-opening documentary and an incredibly powerful tool for change. On the occasion that Riddhi Jha traveled to Vietnam to promote the film and campaign, we would like to invite local filmmakers, producers, artists, journalists… to come together for a cozy conversation and tea at Manzi Art Space. The event will be moderated by local filmmaker Pham Thi Hao.
Riddhi is a UK Producer/Writer, educated at Royal Holloway, University of London. She started her career working in post-production and later began developing programmes for major UK television channels. Her debut in production was on a Channel 4 documentary ‘Why Don’t You Speak English?’ which followed the lives of those who had settled in the UK for the first time. Riddhi has since worked on the popular BBC television series ‘The Great British Bake Off’, has cast contributors and worked as Researcher for several productions for the BBC and Discovery and has scripted several commercials.
Pham Thi Hao is a Hanoi-based independent documentary filmmaker. Graduated from Ho Chi Minh University of Theatre and Cinema majored in directing, Hao has received various scholarships like Varan scholarship in Hanoi, scholarship from La Femis university in France studying documentary filmmaking…Her works have been screened in Vietnam and France. She also has experience teaching filmmaking as well as editing independent films and auteur films of the new wave of cinema in Vietnam.
Riddhi is going to share her valuable experiences about the film production with young filmmakers and producers.
For more info, please visit this website.
To join the event, please register with us through email [email protected] before 17:00 14 April 2015.
Language: The event is in Vietnamese and English
Organized by British Council and Manzi Art Space
| Manzi Art Space 14 Phan Huy Ich, Hanoi |
