Umar Khalid waits interminably for a bail hearing in court. Meanwhile, two friends who await his release, reminisce and discuss the events and the circumstances that led to his arrest.
Lalit Vachani joins us in Delhi for this screening and conversation.
September 13 is observed as Political Prisoners Day in India. It also marks six years since activist and scholar Umar Khalid was arrested and imprisoned without trial, and he has now spent six years behind bars without a trial.
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In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
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