Seattle's 5th Independent South Asian Film Festival

For the fifth consecutive year, a group called Tasveer (which means "picture" in Urdu) has hosted the Independent South Asian Film Festival, featuring the latest and best South Asian-themed narrative films, documentaries, workshops and forums. Seattle-based Tasveer is a community-based organization that brings independent, progressive films from South Asia and the South Asian Diaspora to the Pacific Northwest.
I've had the opportunity to attend a number of ISAFF films over the years and have greatly enjoyed them all. Among my favorites were "10 Questions for the Dalai Lama" and "Monsoon"—both well made films with lots of heart.
This year's festival will take place between September 24th and 28th at Seattle's Broadway Performance Hall, so if you're in town then, I highly recommend checking it out.
For details about ISAFF, please visit their website.
In addition to ISAFF, Tasveer hosts a number of other events throughout the year. For example, I attended their live performance of Yoni Ki Baat, a South Asian version of the world famous Vagina Monologues in March. The show was very compelling and honest.