A Rendezvous with life
Saturday, October 31st, 2009Last Saturday, 31 October 06h08 photographer Sunil Gupta film paints a fuller picture on the issue of HIV when he had his way, filmmaker and photographer, Sunil Gupta, the usual measure of risky moments in the film is 39 minutes, I want to live. However, since the film is funded by the Human Rights and Law Network, Mr. Gupta to hold, and a film without his usual idiosyncrasies and instructions. "I had this mental picture of a naked man on a white horse I wanted to use as a metaphor in the film, but for another film to another audience," says Gupta with a smile. The film in its current avatar is a documentary that will be used as the Interests Section to collect fees for HIV in India, a figure that young children over 3 million. The film captures the stories of activists and rights could be infected by HIV. Stylistically, Mr. Gupta has his prowess as a photographer in conjunction with still images with innovative music and ambient sound, and recordings in Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Delhi and Punjab. say, a line in the movie of the proverb: "You said that HIV kill you. I discovered that it was not. It is the attitude of the people who will." And we learn, through interviews and oral statements (Gupta does not care not to) the victims on the screen that a stigma is one of the biggest battles on board. We see a woman told us how her husband had died and then her child was infected. The reaction of his wife's family threw him into the street. Only then, women are the interest groups have appealed. "Since women are almost at home, they reserve little contact with the literature or rights. Sometimes it is rejected by the family and the world the best thing that has happened to them," says Gupta. A gay man with HIV fight moves Gupta empathy for the fate of men, women and children. One of the most moving segments of the film is where Gupta focuses on the orphans or abandoned children living in households. The pictures of a sleeping child, back to camera, and a plush toy that his only companions to tears in his eyes.