Thurday, May 5, 2011, Tribeca Theater 1, 3.00 pm,
Shorts From Whistling Woods International Film School,

Diego, a 23 year old lad living in the old colonial suburb of Bandra has found a new vocation. He has placed cameras all over the city, in an attempt to capture fatal accidents which he then uploads onto the internet. Incerto chronicles Diego's hunt for that one great video, his 'Masterpiece' as he attempts to decode the very fibers of probability, uncertainty and chance while doing so.
  

Gaurav is a nine year old, small town kid who lives in a joint family. He has this wish to celebrate the birthday of puppies in his neighborhood. But he and his neighborhood friends don’t have money. Gaurav takes the responsibility to arrange money. When he fails in every attempt to obtain money, he decides to cross the moral barriers and takes a step, which leads him into a big problem. The story tries to explore the social conditions of a patriarchal society through a small incidence.
  

Struggling scriptwriter Rajat tells his friend Kamal three stories – about truth - from his childhood. One is of his mother disrobing; the other, of his father’s flirtations with the maid and the third, about his girlfriend’s complex about her ass. In all the three cases, he had told the truth – he liked his mother’s nudity, he loved his father’s looseness, and he admired the maid’s ass more than his girlfriend’s. All he got in return were slaps. Kamal laughs at his tales and leaves. Rajat makes an unusual discovery – he sees people in real life who resemble his fictional characters!
  

In a small northern Indian village in Haryana, a woman must stand up against a barbaric patriarchal tradition where transgressors are humiliated by being doused with ‘Kala Pane’ or black water as a mark of public shaming.