The festival will be inaugurated by Ms. Joy Yen, Director Information Division, Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in New Delhi (TECC) “The purpose of this festival is to make students
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Taiwan Cine Experience 2010
Craft Media school in collaboration with Taipei Economic and Cultural Center (TECC) and Cine Darbaar will host Traveling Players-A Journey of Taiwan Cinema, 2010.Four famous films: ‘Three Times’, ‘Cape No 7’, Orz Boyz and Kung Fu Dunk will be showcased for students to learn and enjoy the cinema and culture of Taiwan. The program will be held on the 8th and 9th of February at the Craft College.
This activity will give students an opportunity to experience the rich texture of Taiwan’s unique film making style. The idea is to provide a workshop to students that include discussions, distribution of reading materials and interactive sessions with the students, followed by a Quiz where the winners will be rewarded.
The festival will be inaugurated by Ms. Joy Yen, Director Information Division, Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in New Delhi (TECC) “The purpose of this festival is to make students to not only enjoy but also learn new ideas, techniques and aesthetic qualities that these world class films present.” says Director Yen.
The Screening schedule is given below:
| The Travelling Player
For Screening at Craft On 8th Feb, 2010 |
| 10:00 Articles/Content Distribution to the students |
| 10:05 An introduction by Professor |
| 10:10 A small introduction by the Representative of Taipei Economic
and Cultural Center, Ms Joy |
| 10:15 DVD Presentation about introduction to Taiwan |
| 10:25 A brief introduction By
Cine Darbaar on the opening film |
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10:30 Screening of the Film |
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12:30 Interaction with Students
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The Republic of China, Taiwan also known as ‘Emerald Isle’ is located between Japan and Philippines. The island of Taiwan is nearly as large in area as Kerela, with a total area of 36,000 square kilometers and a population of 23 million, as large as Haryana’s. Its capital Taipei city features an enchanting amalgam of western and Chinese traditions and lifestyles. Taiwan is a sovereign multiparty democracy. The official language of Taiwan is Mandarin. In many ways its culture is similar to that of India where family values, hard work and respect for elders is have the same emphasis as the soaring GDP that is 1/3rd of India’s. The country is a beautiful mix of the old with the new as well as technology and high tech products along with traditional handicrafts.
For further details on Taiwan, its culture and economy log on to http://www.gio.gov.tw and http://taiwantoday.tw
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Posted By Godard | Monday, February 8th, 2010 | Filed under News
