Exploring Urban Narratives Through Film
Earthcare Productions is dedicated to exploring the complex narratives of urban environments. Our documentaries are crafted through close collaboration with the communities we engage with, ensuring that each film is a reflection of their lived experiences and perspectives. Notable works such as “Three Characters in Search of a Forest,” “Delhi – Work in Progress,” and “The Latent City” have been directed by Krishnendu Bose, who has partnered with organizations like Toxics Link, Delhi, WWF-India, and Max Muller Bhawan, Delhi to bring these stories to life.
Recognition in Global Forums
Our commitment to quality storytelling has been recognized on international platforms. We’ve been honored with a Special Mention at the Yosemite Film Festival, USA, reflecting our film’s ability to resonate with a global audience. Our work was also nominated for the South Asia Film Festival in Kathmandu, showcasing our regional relevance. Moreover, winning the Grand Prix Golden Eagle Award at DokumentArts in Romania stands as a testament to our documentary filmmaking excellence.
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Engaging with the Roots of Change
We delve into the heart of Community Struggles, bringing to light the voices that resonate from the grassroots. Our aim to bridge the gap between the local communities and policy-makers, fostering awareness and action on critical environmental and developmental challenges. Our documentaries, such as “Khet Chorab Nahi,” “Colours Of The Earth,” “Jardhar Diary,” and “Coping to Survive,” are more than just films; they are catalysts for change, directed by the visionary Krishnendu Bose and Kavita Das Gupta (Colours of the Earth and Jal Tarang).
Collaborative Force for Environmental Storytelling
In collaboration with the Gorakhpur Environment Action Group, Ford Foundation, and TERI, we produce compelling narratives that not only inform but also inspire. Our storytelling is a testament to the power of collective effort and shared vision. These partnerships enable us to craft films that not only depict the struggles but also celebrate the triumphs of communities as they navigate the complexities of environmental stewardship.
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Unveiling the Unseen
We embarks on a profound journey to bring to light the often overlooked narratives of women in India, whose lives are intricately woven into the fabric of natural resource-based livelihoods. Our documentaries delve into the heart of Gender Politics, challenging the gender-blind policies and laws that fail to recognize the vital contributions of half the population. Through our lens, we traverse the diverse landscapes of India, capturing the poignant experiences and relentless struggles of women who persevere in their everyday lives.
Recognition in Global Forums
Our cinematic odyssey includes acclaimed films such as “Missing” and “Dance With Hands Held Tight,” masterfully directed by Krishnendu Bose and Kavita Das Gupta. These pieces are not mere films; they are powerful testaments to resilience, produced in collaboration with esteemed organizations like DFID, the Climate Development Knowledge Network UK, and UNDP. Our commitment to unveiling the truth has been recognized globally, earning us accolades such as Best Director at the Caselle Film Fest, Italy, Best Film on Livelihoods at the Vatavaran International Wildlife Fest, and being a finalist at the Matsalu Nature Fest, Estonia.
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Embark on a Cinematic Journey with Earthcare Productions
We explore India’s ecological challenges and successes through our award-winning documentaries directed by Krishnendu Bose. Our films, including “Rivers Beyond Borders,” “The Tiger Who Crossed the Line,” and “Harvesting Hunger,” offer an immersive journey through India’s varied landscapes. We examine the complex relationship between endangered species and their habitats, showcase local and national conservation efforts, and address urgent issues such as water, food, climate change, and the impact of government policies.
A Legacy of Recognition
Our dedication to revealing the truth and beauty of nature has been acknowledged across various platforms. Works such as “Tiger – The Death Chronicles,” “Missing,” “The Latent City,” and “3 Characters in Search of a Forest,” have received critical acclaim. We were honored with the National Award for Best Environment Film, highlighting our commitment to environmental storytelling. Additionally, we won a Gold for Best Environment Wildlife Film and a Silver for Best Script from the Indian Documentary Producer’s Association in the same year, and have received wins and nominations at esteemed festivals like Vatavaran, Woodpecker International, and the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival in New York.
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Discover the Realities of Development with Earthcare Productions
Our acclaimed documentary series on Development Debates, directed by the visionary Krishnendu Bose in collaboration with Action Aid, casts a spotlight on the fading legacy of the Green Revolution, the deep-rooted causes of famine and poverty, and the controversial role of money lending and corporate influence in Indian agriculture. Our work, including the poignant “Harvesting Hunger,” has not only illuminated these pressing topics but also garnered international recognition, securing awards at prestigious festivals like the Okomedia Environment Film Festival in Germany and EarthVision in Tokyo, and featuring at the Toronto Environment & Wildlife Film Festival.
Award-Winning Documentaries That Challenge Perspectives
Our commitment to unveiling the truth and sparking conversation has resonated globally, as evidenced by the accolades received by our documentaries. For example our films “The Good Earth”and “Broken Bread”are more than film; it’s a catalyst for change, urging viewers to question and understand the complexities of agricultural sustainability and the socioeconomic factors that drive hunger. By presenting these narratives, Earthcare Productions aims to educate, engage, and inspire action towards a more equitable and sustainable future.
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Guardians of the Green
Embark on a journey into the heart of India’s wilderness with Earthcare Productions’ groundbreaking TV series, Heroes of the Wild Frontier. This captivating series, which premiered on Animal Planet India in September 2019, shines a spotlight on the unsung heroes of conservation – the Forest Guards. Each episode is a tribute to their courage and dedication as they confront daily challenges and life-threatening situations to protect India’s precious wildlife and habitats.
Episodic Adventures
From the gripping Battle of the Horn to the inspiring A Forest Reclaimed, the series’ six episodes – including Return of the Shān,The Fragile Islands,The Fear of the Stripes,and Elephant 911 – take viewers on an emotional and thrilling ride through the diverse landscapes that these guardians call their office. Acclaimed filmmaker Krishnendu Bose leads the charge as the director, narrator, and writer, bringing to life the stories of valor and resilience that often go unheard. Presenter Ashwika Kapur leads us through the challenges and successes experienced by the Forest Guards.
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“Bay of Blood”: Unveiling Bangladesh’s Tragic Past
Bay of Blood,” directed by Krishnendu Bose of Earthcare Productions, is a compelling political documentary that delves into the tragic history of Bangladesh’s birth during the 1971 Liberation War. This pivotal film sheds light on the genocide perpetrated by the Pakistani Army against unarmed civilians in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh).
Mission: Justice and Healing
The film’s mission is clear: to call for justice and healing from the wounds of 1971. It serves as a powerful reminder of the atrocities committed during that time, urging individuals worldwide to support the Bangladeshi people in their quest for truth and reconciliation.