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The films will be screened today at Government Museum and Art Gallery,4pm to 8pm. Entry is free.

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This weekend,Chandigarh Creative Cinema Circle will host independent documentary maker Shubhradeep Chakravorty. A Delhi-based journalist,Chakravorty came into limelight with Godhra Tak,one of the first investigative documentaries on what led to the burning of S6 coach of Sabarmati Express on February 27,2002. His films Out of the Court Settlement and After the Storm will be screened today. While Out of the Court Settlement asks some questions about our legal system,After The Storm talks about seven terror accused who were set free by various courts across India.

The films will be screened today at Government Museum and Art Gallery,4pm to 8pm. Entry is free.

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