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7:30 pm on Thursday, April 20
Director Mira Nair will introduce!

General Admission: $25, includes screening and open-bar, catered reception.

Mira Nair, India, 1988; 113m
In Mira Nair's (Vanity Fair, Monsoon Wedding) debut film, she tells the story of Krishna, a country boy who finds himself alone in Bombay, amidst the chaos and violence of the big city. As he finds work and learns to survive, he meets characters — drug dealers, prostitutes, beggars, and thieves — who will forever change his life. Featuring an amazing cast of non-professional and professional actors, the film shows a previously unseen world, made without the artifice of a film studio.

For more information about this event and/or about becoming a Young Friends of Film member, call Will McCord at 212-875-5630.

Young Friends of Film (YFF) is a membership program designed for film enthusiasts aged 21–40 to see New York Film Festival and New Directors/New Films classics — six screenings per year with noteworthy guest speakers followed by great parties. In addition to all the benefits of a dual Film Society membership, YFF members receive one pair of complimentary tickets per month to select Walter Reade Theater series as well as invitations to sneak preview screenings of new films.

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Thurs April 20: 7:30