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Sher Vancouver邀请电影制作人向新设立的Sundar Festival提交作品

Vinay Giridhar and Alex Sangha
Sundar director Vinay Giridhar and manager Alex Sangha have seen their film, Emergence: Out of the Shadows , screened many times, including at the Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival.

一个南亚同性恋组织将会向电影制作人提供逾10,000元的现金奖。

注册慈善团体Sher Vancouver计划于2024年6月在素里的City Centre Library举办首届Sundar Prize and Festival。该组织称,这个奖项和节日「旨在表扬藉著有意义和富信息性的故事,让世界变得美好的动人电影」。「Sundar」一词在梵文解作「美丽」。

虽然Sher Vancouver欢迎任何主题的作品,但也鼓励电影制作人专注于特定议题,例如是人权、移民与难民、社会正义议题、原住民LGBTQ_+社区、有色人种、边缘化群体、环境与气候变化,以及教育。

获评审团选为最佳剧情片的作品将会获得5,000元奖金,而最佳纪录片则会获得2,500元。另外,最佳短片、最佳动画和最佳学生影片可分别获得1,500元、1,000元和500元奖金。

Sundar fest创办人曾参与纪录片Emergence的制作

Sher Vancouver创办人Alex (Amar) Sangha是Sundar Festival的经理。身为注册临床社会工作者和注册临床辅导员的他,是温哥华LGBTQ+ 社区的知名成员

Alex在一份声明中表示:「Sher Vancouver希望将全球最佳、最动人和最有影响力的电影带到素里市中心,给予观众视觉娱乐之余更可以让他们从中学习,从而为社区带来改变。」

电影制作人兼视觉艺术家Vinay Giridhar是Sundar Festival的总监。由他执导的纪录片《Emergence: Out of the Shadows》曾在接近50个电影节上映。

电影以Alex、Kayden Bhangu和Jag Nagra三位坦然接受自己LGBTQ+身份的大温地区居民为题材,而Alex更加是该电影的监制。

Pancouver曾在11月对电影作出评价,认为这是一部真诚和不加掩饰的作品。三位主角都能够清晰地表达自己的遭遇,而Jag的父母和Alex的母亲在片中发表的感人言论,更令到他们的故事更加深刻。」

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