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To commemorate the International Human Rights Day Dec. 10, Engendered, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating awareness around issues of gender, sexuality and marginalities, launched the third iteration of I-View World, a global human rights film festival comprised of shorts, documentaries and feature films from India, Pakistan, Canada, the U.K., Italy, Argentina, Sweden, Netherlands, Australia, Turkey/Syria, Iran and Thailand.
Indo-Canadian filmmaker Deepa Mehtaâs âFunny Boy,â also Canadaâs official entry to the 2021 Oscars, opened the film festival in New Delhi. The screening was followed by Engenderedâs Impact Awards.
Mehta was honored with the Engendered Torch Bearer Award by Deirdre Kent, Canadaâs Deputy High Commissioner in India.
‘This film is my love letter to the end of hatred’
But the childhood and the young adult and the young adult and the childhood are intrinsically linked by the sexuality, but also the emotions.
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Sayani Gupta, Deepa Mehta and Bani J at I View Human Rights Film Festival opening (December 10) DLF Cyberhub, Gurugram By Express News Service
Parents in Sri Lanka, in India, the world over. when they see their child being queer, still say, ‘oh he’s just being creative’, instead of addressing an issue. But the childhood and the young adult and the young adult and the childhood are intrinsically linked by the sexuality, but also the emotions.