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Sikh Art & Film Foundation

SIKH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2010
October 22-23, 2010 | Asia Society & Museum
725 Park Avenue at 70th Street, New York, NY

Celebrate the rich Heritage, Traditions & Culture of Sikhs and the immigrant experience
through a diverse mix of Documentaries, Short & Feature Films…

  • Red Carpet and the Premiere on the evening of October 22nd
  • Gala on the evening of October 23rd at New York Public Library in Bryant Park.




    Accepting Film Submissions NOW.
    Click here for the submission form    .

 
Preetmohan Singh
"Our film has been in many festivals, and this weekend was absolutely splendid - from the gala to the film festival and the after-party entertainment. The audience for our film was engaging, and the venues at the Asia Society and Cipriani were second to none. We cannot thank the Sikh Art & Film Foundation enough for organizing such a phenomenal weekend."


- Preetmohan Singh (A Dream in Doubt) - Featured on PBS Independent Lens
Marissa Aroy

“I've been meaning to call to tell you that it was the BEST film festival I've experienced so far as a filmmaker.  You gave us so much attention, support and respect.  It was my sincerest pleasure to be there and I enjoyed myself tremendously.  Thank you, thank you!”

"As a filmmaker, I had never experienced such tremendous support,  attention and respect as I received at the Sikh International Film Festival.  The audience was attentive and open, the settings for the gala, the screening and the after-party were wonderful and more than anything I just really enjoyed myself.  I'm thinking about what films I can make just so I can come back next year!”


- Marissa Aroy (Sikhs in America) - Emmy Award Winner
Greg Cote

“The Sikh International Film Festival in New York City is among the finest events I have ever attended - period. Although many of the participants, myself included are relatively unknown, independent directors and producers, the organizers and audiences made us feel like Martin Scorsese himself.  A well attended and organized event the likes of which one rarely sees at film festivals.”


- Greg Cote (Kabaddi Cops)