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11:00 - 11:30 AM
9. HEAVY TRAFFIC, South Africa 2001, Kgomotsa Matsunyame. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Soweto funeral parlor operators and the clients they serve
11:30 - 12:00
10. GROWING UP IN A DAY, Zambia 2001, Phie Ambe. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Being orphaned
12:00 - 12:30 PM
11. NISHA, India 2003, Ducco Telegen. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Little girl learning that she has AIDS from her infected mother
1:00 - 2:00 PM break
2:00 - 3:00 PM
12. CONDOMS, FISH & CIRCUS TRICKS, Canada 2002, Brenda and Robert
Rooney. (source of rental/acquisition)
Intimate presentation of people in Malawi, South Africa and Zambia
dying of AIDS and being cared for.
3:00 - 4:00 PM
13. TWO DOLLARS WITH OR WITHOUT A CONDOM, Ethiopia 1996, Leyla Assai
Tengroth
Child prostitution and the spread of AIDS
(source of rental/acquisition)
4:00 - 4:30 PM
14. COMING TO SAY GOODBYE, USA 2003, Maryknoll Productions. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Stories of AIDS in Africa
5:00 - 7:00
15. PANDEMIC: FACING AIDS, USA 2002, Rory Kennedy (source
of rental/acquisition)
Global Perspectives on AIDS - case studies
7:30 PM
Panel: Socio-Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS in Sub-Sahara
Africa and Development Strategies
Jennifer Seymour Whitaker, Council on Foreign Relations,
Moderator
Clarence Dias, Center for Law in Development
Dr. Ruth Engo, UN ECOSOC, Africa Division
Jennifer Klot, HIV/AIDS Coordinator, Social Science Research
Council
Reception/Buffet
May 10, Saturday
Goethe Institute / Internationes
9:00 AM
Breakfast
10:00 - 11:00 AM
16. PATIENT ABUSE, South Africa 2001, Jack Lewis. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Introduction to the activist grass root organization Treatment Action
Campaign, TAC
11:00 - 11:30 AM
17. SOUL CITY, Segment of acclaimed issue oriented television drama
dealing with AIDS, South African Broadcasting, 2003 (source
of rental/acquisition)
11:30 - 12:00 AM
18. A FIGHTING SPIRIT, Zimbabwe 2001, Leo Phiri. (source
of rental/acquisition)
AIDS infected boxing hero fights for removing the AIDS stigma
12:00 - 1:00 PM
19. BREAKING THE SILENCE, Canada 2002, Denise Withers. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Focus on Canadian program helping Africans to help themselves
20) 1:00 - 1:40 PM
POSITIVELY WOMEN, India 1997, Nalini SIngh, candid representation
how ignorance and the opressed status of women leads to the spread
of AIDS… and what activists do about it …(source
of rental/acquisition)
1:00 - 1:30 Buffet at the Goethe Institute
1:30 - 2:30 PM
Round Table: What can be done?
Dr. Michelle Cleary, AFRUS Monica Sharma, UNDP
Joseph Annan, UNDP Reverend
Esther Phiri, Shepard City, Zambia.
Dr. Caroline Njuki, United Methodist Church
Priya Bery, Program Mgr., Policy and Research. Global Business
Coalition On HIV/ AIDS
Long documentaries and feature films
2:30 - 4:00 PM
21) ABC AFRICA, Iran 2002, Abbas Kiarostami. (source
of rental/acquisition)
Taking care of orphans from the Uganda civil war and the massive
AIDS epidemic
4:15 - 5:45 PM
22) EVERYONE'S CHILD, Zimbabwe 1996, Tsitsi Dangaremba. Feature.
(source of rental/acquisition)
Story of four siblings whose parents died of AIDS with the goal
of reaffirming the African tradition that an orphan is 'Everyone's
Child'
Sunday May 11
Goethe Institute / Internationes
9:00 - 9:30 AM Breakfast
9:30 - 11:00 AM
23) THE DAY MY GOD DIED, USA 2002, Andrew Levine (source
of rental/acquisition)
Child trafficking to brothels in India, and AIDS
11:30- 12:15 PM
24) TWO DOLLARS WITH OR WITHOUT A CONDOM, Ethiopia 1996, Leyla Assai
Tengroth
Child prostitution and the spread of AIDS (source
of rental/acquisition)
12:15- 12:45 PM
25) HOUSE OF LOVE, Namibia 2001, Cecile Moller (source
of rental/acquisition)
Exploration of the life of sex workers in the small port town of
Walvis Bay
1:00 - 2:00 PM
26) DONKA: X-RAY OF AN AFRICAN HOSPITAL, Belgium 1998 Thierry Michel,
Critical Examination
(source of rental/acquisition)
2:00 - 2 :30 PM
Buffet at Goethe
2:30 - 3:30
Round Table: Spreading Aids - Socio-Cultural and
Infrastructural Context
Prof. Ida Susser, Dept. of Anthropology, Hunter College
CUNY
Dr. Margret Mbogoni, UN Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs
Clarence Dias, Center for Law in Development
Monday May 12
President's Conference Room in cooperation with
the Graduate Social Research program and the HC Center on AIDS,
Drugs, and Community Health
6:30 - 10 PM
Alternative Perspectives on AIDS in the U.S.A.
7:00 - 8 PM
Screening of THE GIFT, a documentary on sex practices in gay communities
and the new phenomenon of intentional AIDS infection (source
of rental/acquisition)
8:00 - 9:00 PM
Panel:
Louise Hogarth, director/ producer
Steven Hillyer or Tim Marmack, tbc,
Beatrice Krauss, Exec. Director, HC Center on AIDS
Claus Mueller, GSR/Media program, moderator
9:00 - 10:00 PM
Reception
If you would like to attend the SHAPING THE AIDS AGENDA event on
Wednesday, May 7, please register and bring photo ID to gain entrance
to the event. Photo ID is not necessary at the Goethe Institute
events but reservations for each session are necessary.
The Exchange has organized annual screening conferences on development
issues and their impact on the global community since 1986 presenting
close to five hundred documentaries and feature films and about
eighty distinguished speakers. "The Terror of HIV/AIDS in Africa"
continues our emphasis on Africa covered to date in conferences
on policy issues such as "Children at War", "Islamic Perspectives
on Society", "Migration: The South Comes North", and "The Survival
of Children in the Development Process". No entry fees are charged
for productions submitted, nor is there a charge for participating
in part or all of the conference if you have been invited.
The International Film and Television Exchange, 420 East 64 Street,
Suite W2H, New York, N.Y. 10021. Tel.: 212 935 6419 or 212 772 4195.
Fax: 212 772 4011; e-mail; filmexchange@aol.com
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