A short narrative funded by Film Independent and PBS, My Dear Americans is about a Sikh woman’s defiant spirit. A recent immigrant to the U.S, Tejpreet is reluctant to embrace her new American identity. In contrast, her husband celebrates everything that mildly reeks of America.
[VIDEOS] Editor's video picks. These two videos will certainly put a smile on your face. Enjoy watching!
[VIDEO] Must see video. This film is a moving fictionalization of true events that happened near Delhi.
SikhNet Youth Film Festival 2009 Directed by: Raminder and Randeep (SOCH group)
[VIDEO] This Popular music video by Australian Sikh hip-hop artist L-Fresh "Survive" (featuring MK-1) started spreading on the internet this week. Certainly worth the while to watch, this video features excellent videography with charming pictures of Sikh faces smiling throughout. But this piece of art is not just good on the eyes, it's good for the ears and the heart.
This year the theme is: Uncommon Courage. In this video we tried to explain that we want stories about: Unsung heros, Ordinary people... doing extraordinary things. Make us laugh Make us cry. Make us think. Make your film!
Satdeep Singh always loved the Sikh stories (Sakhis) as a child. Later in life the SNYOFF gave him an opportunity to try out his dream of being a director. He won the 1st place prize in this festival 3 years in a row, and has become professional director. Hear him tell his story in this video.
Baisakhi is about new beginnings! What are you willing to commit to embrace that will allow you to shine more brightly for yourself and others?
Made by Hazoori Raagi Sada Sat Simran Singh and his wife Gurudas Kaur Khalsa, this 6 part crucial documentary explores the farming crisis in the Punjab.
Get ready to send SikhNet your shorts! This year for the first time ever, we have added a short film category to the SikhNet Youth Online Film Festival. Here at SikhNet we want to see your short (but very impactful) film! We believe you can make a good video that makes its point solidly in just 2-5 minutes.