Help Save the Indian Elephants - By Watching Indian Films

Press Release dated: Monday, September 19, 2005

Soak up some warmth and absorb the vibrant colours and sounds from two Indian documentaries at Aldeburgh Cinema on October 9th 3pm. The World Land Trust, an international conservation charity, is holding this event to raise money for its Indian elephant conservation project. Two documentaries will be shown, both offering some amazing insights into Indian culture.

The first documentary "The Gods Never Die", shows "The Dance of Splendour" where villagers from the district of Kerala, South West India, live to the rhythm of rites dedicated to their ancestors and protective deities. It is brought to us by Johnathan Watts, film director and photographer from the Genevan Ethnographic Museum, Switzerland. In the second documentary "The Battle of the Ganges" the director Daniel Whistler paints an intimate picture with amazing visuals of Veer Bhadra Mishra, an Indian Holy man, fighting for the survival of his culture and the River Ganges on which it is based. Both directors will be present to answer questions after the screenings.

Don't miss this rare chance to see two extremely vibrant films - see below for booking details. All proceeds will go to the World Land Trust's Wild Lands Elephant Corridor project in India. This is an exciting and urgent project, which aims to save a large part of the Indian elephant population currently under threat from land fragmentation. For further details of the World Land Trust and current projects see the website below.

How to book tickets:

Please contact the World Land Trust on 01986 874 422
Tickets are £4 in advance and £5 on the day from Aldeburgh Cinema

World Land Trust, Blyth House, Bridge Street, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 8AB
www.worldlandtrust.org

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