Two smart, beautiful Indian women ditch the dating scene to try their luck with arranged marriages instead. A funny, insightful and ultimately humbling journey to find “a suitable boy” in the Internet age.

Ten thousand rickshaws are still pulled by hand in Kolkata. Running barefoot through the chaotic streets, 55-year-old Shallim’s dreams of escaping the desperate cycle of poverty fuel this poignant look at the pothole-filled ride of life.

Vikram Gandhi grew up as a Hindu in the American suburbs. He knew two kinds of gurus – the real ones that he met at ashrams and the ones of myth.

Ten thousand rickshaws are still pulled by hand in Kolkata. Running barefoot through the chaotic streets, 55-year-old Shallim's dreams of escaping the desperate cycle of poverty fuel this poignant look at the pothole-filled ride of life.

Two smart, beautiful Indian women ditch the dating scene to try their luck with arranged marriages instead. A funny, insightful and ultimately humbling journey to find "a suitable boy" in the Internet age.

In this sharp and humorous postmodern analysis of New Age culture, a religious skeptic masquerades as a Guru to teach his unwitting followers a lesson in spiritual guidance. Can his deception pave the way to true enlightenment?

North America's largest documentary festival will run from April 28 to May 8, 2011, presenting over 200 films from more than 43 countries and welcoming hundreds of international filmmakers and industry delegates to Toronto.