PAGB
Pakistan Association of Greater Boston
Welcome to PAGB
Thank you for visiting us. Please visit us often as we keep this site updated with information on our past and upcoming events and activities.
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Upcoming Events
June 1st - 11:00 AM
PAGB is delighted to have another funfilled family event at Canobie Lake park.
Members : $20
Non-members: $35/pp
Kids 3 & under are free.
Please renew your memberships online or hand in the checks to one of our board members.
We are looking forward to seeing all our friends & family at Canobie.
Happy Summers!!!!
May 26th, 2013
For Pagb members 10% discount from $85 to $350 tickets prices
$45 and $65 no discount
Contact Shazia for good seats
Shazikn@yahoo.com
Josh Movie Screening - June 4th
Boston, Fresh Pond Theatre
Tickets at: www.joshboston.eventbrite.com
Watch what people are saying at the viewcams of the film from Seattle and Vancouver:
https://vimeo.com/61430251
https://vimeo.com/61070755
Read what people are saying at: www.thefilmjosh.com and click "press" for publications.
Teaser:
https://vimeo.com/47132258
Synopsis:
Fatima, a committed schoolteacher living the cosmopolitan high life in
Karachi, is devastated when her nanny, Nusrat, inexplicably disappears.
Though her friends and family beg her not to disturb the status quo and
confront the powerful feudals in Nusrat’s village, Fatima travels there to
investigate. Will the trials and tribulations deter Fatima's resolve? Will the
quest challenge an already complicated romantic relationship? What all
shall Fatima have to sacrifice in the search for answers?
Josh (English Title: Against the Grain) is the story of a privileged woman
whose life is shattered in a single moment. It is the story of a woman in
search for a dangerous truth. It is the story of the biggest challenge to
Pakistan's still reigning feudalism: the country's youth. The film explores
the internal debates the young are struggling with, and how solutions can
be attainable if and when they stand united.
Looking forward to seeing you.
