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NYC :: "Healing Life" / "Khondo Jibon" Movie Premiere

Saturday, February 28, 2009 from 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM (ET)

New York, NY

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The Network of Young Bangladeshi American Professionals (NYBAP)
 presents the Manhattan Premiere at Tribeca Cinemas of

HEALING LIFE
"Khondo Jibon"

In English and Bengali (with English subtitles)

Running Time: 90 minutes

Starring Shoikot Chowdhury, Eliane Iten, Annie Salam, and Faruque Azam 
 
Directed by Fathema Ruma, Shahriar Rahman, and Zahed Sharif 
 
Post-screening Q&A moderated by Maliha Mustafa
with director and lead actors and actresses

Hosted by
The Network of Young Bangladeshi American Professionals (NYBAP)

During a trip to New York, ambitious Rana, originally from Bangladesh, becomes inspired by his “Uncle Jamal,” a war friend of his father.  Rana decides to stay in the US and marries Jamal’s daughter, an Americanized desi girl.  However, after a marriage and a bitter divorce with the daughter, he becomes a disillusioned, undocumented immigrant.  Diana, a widowed American citizen and single mother, sympathetically proposes a "contract marriage."  Rana finds himself obtaining his Green Card and the freedom he had hoped for.  However, the situation becomes complicated.  Should he stay with the only woman who has loved him, or leave to seek the American dream he had set out for? (Running time: 90 minutes)
 
OFFICIAL SELECTION - New Jersey South Asian Independent Film Festival

OFFICIAL SELECTION - Queens International Film Festival 

Date and Time:
Saturday, February 28th
7pm to 9:30pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Movie begins promptly at 7pm 
 
Venue:
Tribeca Cinemas
54 Varick Street (at Laight Street, one block below Canal Street)
New York, NY 10013

Public Transportation:
1, A, C, E, trains to Canal Street

Theater capacity is limited to 100.

Tickets are $15 if purchased in advance and $20 at the door. 

Purchase tickets at:
http://healinglifemovie.eventbrite.com

Watch the theatrical trailer at the official web site below:
http://www.banglarayojon.com/healinglife.html 

Media Outreach Partners:
3rd I (www.thirdi.org), Alwan for the Arts (www.alwanforthearts.com)

About NYBAP
The Network of Young Bangladeshi American Professionals (NYBAP) is a national organization targeted at young professionals in the beginning and middle stages of their careers. NYBAP's founders saw the need for a network uniting young professionals from all walks of life to exchange professional experience and foster career development. Currently, NYBAP members represent a wide variety of industries including Finance, Law, Marketing, Consulting and Medicine. 

When

Saturday, February 28, 2009 from 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM (ET)

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Tribeca Cinemas
54 Varick Street
(at Laight Street, one block below Canal Street)
New York, NY 10013



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The Network of Young Bangladeshi American Professionals (NYBAP) is a national organization targeted at young professionals in the beginning and middle stages of their careers. NYBAP's founders saw the need for a network uniting young professionals from all walks of life to exchange professional experience and foster career development. Currently, NYBAP members represent a wide variety of industries including Finance, Law, Marketing, Consulting and Medicine.

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