Film festivals

Poster for EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival Featuring three films: Present in All That We Do, Amu and Amal to be presented on March 9, 16 and 23 respectively at the Abbotsford Campus of the University of the Fraser Valley from 7-10 pm.

Brochure for South Asian Peer Network Association, introducing the organization, listing their current as well as upcoming events and their collaborative activities with the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies along with contact information.

Poster for EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival Featuring three films: Khamosh Paani, 1947 Earth and Partition to be presented on September 25, October 16 and November 13 respectively at the Abbotsford Campus of the University of the Fraser Valley from 7-10 pm.

Poster detailing the film schedule for the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies Institute's EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival starting from September 25th at University of the Fraser Valley Abbotsford Campus.

Poster detailing the schedule for the screening of the films presented at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies Institute's EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival, each followed by a discussion session starting from September 25th at University of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford Campus from 7-10pm. A brief summary of each film along with contact number for further informaion is also provided on the poster.

Poster for EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival Featuring four films: Drowned Out, Rang de Basanti, Continuous Journey and Dor to be presented on March 14, 21, 28 and April 4 respectively at the Abbotsford Campus of the University College of the Fraser Valley from 6:30-9 pm.

Poster titled, "Ehsaas, South Asian Film Festival." The poster details the movies being shown for the film festival including Swades, Monsoon Wedding, Mangal Pandey and Lagaan on March 13,19,26 and April 2 respectively at the University College of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford campus.

Poster titled, "Ehsaas, South Asian Film Festival", showcasing discussions on the films scheduled to be screened at the University College of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford campus during the festival, including, Swades, Monsoon Wedding, Mangal Pandey and Lagaan.

Newspaper clipping titled, "Dor" the final movie in UCFV's South Asian film festival, published in The Times to highlight the end of the University of the Fraser Valley's first film festival "Ehsaas" with the movie Dor ["The string of my freedom"] which is about the empowerment of the weak.

Newspaper clipping titled, "UCFV hosts South Asian film festival", author unidentified published in the Abbotsford News, highlighting the first film-festival hosted by the University of the Fraser Valley featuring movies including Drowned Out on March 14, Rand de Basanti on March 21, Continuous Journey on March 28 and Dor ("...the string of my freedom...") on April 4, with each showcased film focusing on a different area of human condition, such as racism, poverty, and societal solidarity.