in India and Bangladesh, to industrial-scale fishing. 1998: Ribbons for Peace: An anti-nuke music video. 2002: War and Peace Grand Prize at the Earth Vision Film Festival in 2002 Best Film at Mumbai International Film Festival in 2002 FIPRESCI International Critics' Award at Sydney Film Festival in 2002 Best Documentary in Karachi International Film Festival in 2003 National Film Award for Best Non-Feature Film, India, 2004, etc. 2006: Images You Didn't See: Music video that interprets images gleaned from the net-images that either never appear in the mainstream media, or images whose import are masked behind a velvet curtain of global infotainment. 2009: Children of Mandala: A message from the economically displaced children of a slum colony in Mumbai. 2011: Jai Bhim Comrade: a documentary film based on a real incident – the killing of 10 Dalits by police in Mumbai, 1997. Ram Bahadur Grand Prize, Film South Asia, Kathmandu, Nepal, 2011 Best Film/Video, Mumbai International Film Festival, India, 2012 Firebird Award for Best documentary, Hong Kong Film Festival, 2012 Special Jury Prize, National Film Awards, India, 2012 Bartok Prize, Jean Rouch Film International Film Festival, 2012 2018: Reason / Vivek: the war between faith and rationality. An eight-part documentary. IDFA Award for best feature-length documentary, 2018 Audience Award at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, 2019 References External links Websites on Anand Patwardhan's work Opinion: Anand Patwardhan – Nation's Conscience-Keeper Anand Patwardhan Website Anand Patwardhan at the Internet Movie Database The Films of Anand Patwardhan Anand Patwardhan materials in the South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA) Interviews Anand Patwardhan interviewed by Chandana Mathur for SAMAR Magazine, Winter 1992 Kathleen Maclay, "Anand Patwardhan, the 'Michael Moore of India,' brings his hard-hitting documentary films to campus", UB Berkeley News, 13 October 2004 Director's Interview - BBC interview All the dire predictions of communal carnage made in my film came true Interview: Firebrand filmmaker Anand Patwardhan CNNGO Website Firebrand filmmaker Anand Patwardhan - Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Website Filmmaker as activist - The Hindu Battling the bomb - Montreal Mirror Of The 200 Killed In Mumbai, A High Number Were Muslims - Tehelka Interview, 2008 Writings Monkey Business: Cross Currents Website The Good Doctor of Chhattisgarh - Association for India's Development Website Destruction of Buddhist monuments in Afghanistan and the Babri Masjid Reviews Ammu Joseph, "Censoring peace amid nuclear 'deterrence'", August 2002 - Tehelka Short is Sweet - Tehelka