Jeevika 2010 Selections
| DOCUMENTARY | DIRECTOR | |
| Professional Category | ||
| 01. | Banking on Change | Andrew Hilton |
| 02. | In Search of my Home | Rintu Thomas & Sushmit Ghosh |
| 03. | Soul Voice, Solo Voice | Mallika Sarabhai & Yadavan Chandran |
| 04. | A Bit of the Earth, A Bit of the Sky | Shashi Ghosh Gupta |
| 05. | Shooting Women | Alexis Krasilovsky |
| 06. | Dhananjay Kulkarni ‘Chandragupt’ | Rrivu Laha |
| 07. | Director Painter Shri Baburao Laad Saheb | Richa Hushing |
| 08. | You & Me & everyone We Know | Kuber Sharma & Surabhi Saral |
| 09. | The Holy Wives | Ritesh Sharma |
| 10. | Delhi Bound for Work | Reena Kukreja |
| 11. | The Nine Months | Merajur Rahman Baruah |
| 12. | Bhookh | Ramesh Vishwakarma |
| 13. | Re-Moulding The Life | Zhejiang Television (ZJTV) |
| 14. | The Wild Meat Trail | Rita Banerji & Shilpi Sharma |
| 15. | Fairy – Tale of the Queens | Shahiduzzaman Badal |
| 16. | Gaon Chodab Nahin | K P Sasi |
| Student Category | ||
| 01. | Limited Edition | Pooja Shali, Monazir Alam, Sonia Nepram, Tenzin C Bhutiya |
| 02. | Silence of the Sea | Arnab Kanti Mishra |
| 03. | I am A Nurse | Aroop Rayu, Ipshita Borat, Sharon Sebastian, Violet Barman |
| 04. | Behind Closed Doors | Pracheta Sharma & Jessica Hopper |
We will be requesting for exemption from the provisions relating to certification of films to be screened in Jeevika 2010. This applies to documentaries that are not certified by the Censor Board, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, GOI. Thus, the final screening schedule for the 27-29 August 2010 will be shared later.
Jeevika, Asia Livelihood Documentary Competition and Festival is a search for documentaries that bring to light policies, socio – cultural norms and religious practices that prevent or constrain people from earning an honest livelihood in the vocation of their choice. It aims at capturing the livelihood challenges faced by the rural and urban poor and bringing it to the attention of current and future policy makers. Over the years, Jeevika has been successful in advocating for the cause of numerous entry-level entrepreneurs – rickshaw pullers, street vendors, prostitutes, child labour, farmers and forest-dwellers.
