MUMBAI: The Open Frame International Film festival, which begins from 12 September, is set to screen, “Divided Colours Of A Nation”, a documentary film directed by Umesh Aggarwal.
The festival that ends on 20 September will be held at Habitat Centre in New Delhi.
Produced by PSBT (Public Service Broadcasting), Divided Colours Of A Nation is a 60-minute film in English that focuses on caste-based reservation. It also aims to look into the status of education in the country.
Aggarwal’s last film, The Whistle Blowers, was awarded the National Award last year. It was a film on pesticides on packaged water and soft drinks. He is also producing a film called Underground Inferno for National Geographic Channel that will be released in November in 130 countries in 25 languages.
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