Talking Faith was screened at Vasakh on 24 April at Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) Auditorium in Lahore, Pakistan. The evening commenced with a note from the organiser, and as the festival gained momentum, it managed to gather quite a number of audiences.

Talking Faith engaged the viewers and received astounding ovation from the spectators. The success of Talking Faith was how it reflected the issue of interreligious dialogue and diversity of Lahore, whilst telling the personal stories of individuals. Details about the festival and film’s listing can be read at Dawn.
(Source: Anam Gill - Lahore)

Kara Film Festival was first held in 2001, since then it has been held regularly every year in Karachi. The success of Kara Film Festival within a short span of time has caught the attention of world filmmakers and renowned film critics and now it is ranked among some of the most prestigious film festivals of the region.

The festival will take place at the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, the Arts Council Auditorium, and the Alliance Francaise in Karachi. Final schedule and the timings of the screening will soon be posted on www.karafilmfest.com.

First of all, you can watch the film in its full length (31 min) directly in your web browser. The same way we had those 4 short clips, now we also have the complete movie. Click here to watch.

Second, but not last, we have two new downloadable versions of Talking Faith: 55MB and 100MB. You can go to our download section and check it out! These two files are stored in a different server, so you will have to follow their instructions and limitations. You may have to wait a couple of seconds (there will be a countdown) before the download starts. You will also be asked to type in a verification code. The two files are compressed, so the quality will not be like in a DVD.

The festival fondly referred to as ISAFF is an extravaganza that takes place every year. It has showcased films like Me and the Mosque, Silent Waters and White Noise to name a few. It creates a lively, stimulating and focused environment for conversation, education and exploration of issues that South Asia faces. Through a series of film screenings, panel discussions, workshops, and cultural programming, it involves audience not just with the film and video work presented, but to create a prolonged space where the social, political, personal and international issues coming out of those works can be discussed and understood.

In a couple of days we have received hundreds of page views, from more than 12 countries, as you can see in the map above.

First of all you will find pictures in every page. One of the highlights is the Behind de Scenes section, where you can see photos of the production process.

Last, but not least, you can now watch four short clips, extracted from the documentary itself. It’s a new section, that has just been released. Check it out!