Screening Of Open Secret At New York Film Festival

April 26th, 2012

Written By Sherlock Homo

For all those of you who are in and around NYC on the 27^th of May, Academy Award winning Pakistani documentary filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid of Pakistan will be screening her latest film Transgenders: Pakistan’s Open Secret, at the New York Indian Film Festival. Do not miss out as she will also be screening her Oscar winning Documentary Saving Face.

For more details : New York Film Festival Website

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