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Gatka 1:
The Experimentation
Duration:
10 minutes, 5 seconds
Release Date:
March 2003
Directed &
Edited by: Sartaj Singh Dhami
Summary:
Filmed in 2002 at Guru Gobind
Singh Foundation’s weeklong Camp
Gurmat,
this short film
demonstrates the Sikh martial arts form called Gatka. With Gatka teachers gathering from both the United
States and Canada,
the Gatka demonstration is the true highlight of Camp
Gurmat.
This first film of Dashmesh Pictures captures the
spirit,
bravery, and pride of those Sikhs who practice Gatka.
It offers a retrospect of how the way of
life
of previous Sikh generations still continues today, even in lands far
from the
Sikh homeland in Punjab.
Gatka 1:
The
Experimentation was an underground smash hit in 2003 on the
Internet. As news of this quiet storm
traveled by word
of mouth, the film spread inspiration within the Sikh community
throughout the
world with feedback from the United
States, Canada,
United Kingdom,
Australia,
and Punjab. |
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Streaming Video (Real Player)
Low Quality Download (Windows Media Video) -
29.9 MB
Medium Quality Download (Real Player) - 92.2 MB
High Quality Download (.MPG) - 100 MB
Best Quality (DVD like, ideal for presentations) - Purchase a copy |
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FAIR
USE NOTICE
Films made by Dashmesh Pictures
may contain copyrighted material, which
has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright
owner. The sole purpose of Dashmesh Pictures
is promoting
education and awareness of Sikhism. We believe this constitutes a
"fair use" of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Section
107 of the U.S. Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C.
Section 107, the material featured in any Dashmesh Pictures
work is
distributed without profit, which includes for research and educational
purposes. For more information, see the description of
limitations on Exclusive Rights: Fair Use. If you wish to use
copyrighted material featured in Dashmesh Pictures works for purposes
of your own that go beyond "Fair Use," you must obtain permission from
the Copyright Owner.
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