Come along with us on a whirlwind tour through four years of laughter, tears, action, courage, drama, questions, answers, and inspiration. We now have a strong Sikh youth film tradition of which we can be proud... and guess who made it happen? You did! With your support, these young Sikh directors spent their time, resources and creativity to make wonderful and totally original films. Some of these films take you on a deeply personal journey. Some are simple and others have professional quality editing and special effects. They range widely in genre, style, and message, but all together, the film festival videos are an awesome collection of entertaining and inspiring films. We send this email to you in celebration of the accomplishments of our youth! So watch the video and share in the inspiration.
No, it's not too late!
You can still enter the 2010 Film Festival. The submission deadline is August 31, 2010. If your film is almost ready, you can qualify for the Early Bird Prizes just for submitting early and you can also win cash and non-cash prizes for your film!
You can still enter the 2010 Film Festival. The submission deadline is August 31, 2010. If your film is almost ready, you can qualify for the Early Bird Prizes just for submitting early and you can also win cash and non-cash prizes for your film!
Would you like to get up to speed?
While you're waiting to see all the new 2010 festival submissions, you can get caught up on the previous four years of great original Sikh films from 2006-2009. Watch all of the videos completely free of charge online. Or, if you would like to have your own copy of the videos, we have compiled all of our favorite videos from previous years on DVD so you can buy the DVD(s) and watch them on your TV. Proceeds from DVD sales go to SikhNet so we can continue to hold events like the Film Festival and the many other SikhNet initiatives.
If you like the SikhNet Film Festival you can contribute to it by becoming a sponsor. If you don't want the recognition of being a sponsor you can donate directly to SikhNet for the Film Festival prize money and admin costs.