India/Environment CCA 4 Friday 19th October 12noon-1.15pm The Nashipur Waters Pietro Silvestri Italy ï 2004 ï 8.5 mins Water pollution is a very big problem in India. In most areas water is contaminated with arsenic, but in Nashipur, a little village in West Bengal, the problem is caused by high levels of fluoride in the water sourced from wells built by the local government over 30 years ago. The people of the village are affected by fluorosis, a disease that paralyses bones. Yindabad Mariano Agudo and Roi Guitian Spain, 55 mins For 20 years the women of the Narmada Valley have been struggling against the interests of the government and big corporations. In that time they have become more and more conscious of the dimensions of the problem and have taken on the lead role in fighting against these forces in this unequal battle. Tickets available from the CCA box office: Day Passes £10/£5 4 day Festival Passes: £30/£15 Single Screenings:£4/£2 Asylum Seekers/Refugees: Free For more information contact: docfestinfo@gmail.com Festival Hotline: 07765 396226 Music at the CCA bar Wednesday 17th October 10.00 pm - 1.00pm Shiona McPhail traditional Scots singer Roma band Thursday 18th October 10.00 pm - 1.00pm Political Song Night Bring along cd's with your favorite popular, obscure, powerful, bizarre, outrageous political songs. Also open mic to sing, rant or play the guitar... CCA: The Centre for Contemporary Arts 350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow Tel: 0141 352 4900