When Fawzia Mirza, an American actress meets Sabeen Mahmud, a worldrenowned Pakistani activist and founder of a progressive cafe (T2F) in Karachi, Mirza’s life changes forever. Hakla Short Film 4/19/18, Meem-er Night MEEM-ER NIGHT INFO & TICKETS SYNOPSIS This is a short film presented during our Meem-er night. DIRECTOR'S PROFILE Born in Nicaragua, Tania Romero is a media production instructor and award-winning filmmaker. She is passionate about empowering young people through the practice of filmmaking. With over 10 years of teaching experience, she loves it when students rise to the challenge of writing, producing, and editing short films.

ABU is a journey to the center of a fragmented family while they grapple with religion, sexuality, colonialism and migration. Abu ABU (Father) | 80 min | Canada | English/Urdu/Punjabi 4/22/18, 4:00-6:15 pm GET TICKETS SYNOPSIS ABU is a journey to the center of a fragmented family while they grapple with religion, sexuality, colonialism and migration. Through a tapestry of narratives composed of family footage, observation and classic Bollywood films, gay-identifying Pakistani-Muslim filmmaker Arshad Khan takes viewers through the tense relationships between family and fate, conservatism and liberalism and modernity and familiarity. FILM SPONSORS COMMUNITY PARTNERS TRAILER DIRECTOR'S PROFILE ARSHAD KHAN Khan is a multiple-award-winning filmmaker, film festival director, festival strategist and film educator from Canada. Born in Pakistan, Khan believes in cinema as a catalyst for change. He hopes to make films that shed light on subjects that are ignored by the mainstream media. He is interested in realism in cinema and the new wave in South Asian cinema, yet not restricted to any one cinematic genre. ABU is his first feature documentary and has already won awards and critical praise around the world. DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT My family happens to be obscenely well documented. My father loved photography and he loved technology and documentation. We have photos from as far back as the 1930s. I wanted to use as much archival video and photography in my film as possible because I wanted there to be as clear a testament of our history and culture as possible in my film so that future generations will know - yes, the Wasi Khan family was a family worthy of our respect. The need to keep the film as archive heavy as possible with the least amount of new footage meant the challenge to edit it was a gargantuan task for my editor Editor Gagnon, but he worked his magic because this film is nothing short of a miracle. FILM CREDITS Writer/ Director/ Producer : Arshad Khan (gray matter productions) Producer: Sergeo Kirby (Loaded Pictures) Editor: Étienne Gagnon Sound Design: Sylvain Bellemare Music Composer: Michael Robert Snow Animation: Davide Di Saro Characters: Arshad Khan, Asma Mahmood, Arjumand Bano AWARDS Winner Jury Prize - Seattle Twist 2017 Winner Jury Prize - Austin aGLIFF 2017 Honourable Mention - New York Newfest 2017 STILLS Abu-Sajjad-Naseem Arshad-Abu-boat

The 7th Annual Indie Meme Film Festival brings 30+ acclaimed South Asian films to audiences in Austin, TX and nationwide in April 2022. SCHEDULE FILMS ATTEND SPONSORS ABOUT Get All Access BUY FESTIVAL BADGE ABOUT THE FESTIVAL The 2022 Indie Meme Film Festival is a hybrid event , bringing 30+ acclaimed South Asian films to audiences through a combination of theatrical & virtual screenings, Q&A's, mixers, and filmmaker events. The in-person festival comes to Austin from April 14th - 17th with screenings held at Austin Film Society. The virtual festival, streaming April 22nd - 24th, will bring second screenings of many of our in-person favorites, as well as fresh, virtual-exclusive feature and short programs. 80%+ of the line-up is screening in Texas theaters for the first time, with U.S and Southwest Premieres of long-awaited, festival favorites from across the globe. With films spanning 10 countries and 19 languages, the 7th Indie Meme Film Festival is an unmissable event for all fans of world cinema. JOIN US In Theaters or Online All-Access Badge ON SALE NOW! Individual Tickets COMING SOON Virtual Library COMING SOON Follow event on Facebook

A documentary that follows India's most successful deaf athlete on his unlikely quest to reach the Rio Olympics 2016. Goonga Pehelwan PLANO: Thursday, September 15th 2015 @ 7:15pm 46 min/ India/Documentary / Hindi with English subtitles SYNOPSIS Goonga Pehelwan is a documentary that follows India’s most successful deaf athlete on his quest to reach the Rio Olympics 2016 and become only the second deaf wrestler in the history of the Olympics to do so. This film, a biopic documentary on Virender Singh is an attempt to make possible the dream of India’s most successful deaf athlete- his dream of making it to the Rio Olympics 2016. The film, made over a period of 13 months, is important because it asks tough questions to the sporting bureaucracy in India, brings to light all that he has achieved and hopes that even if the bureaucracy doesn't wake up to his genius at least the people of the country know about this smiling champion. The struggle that Virender faces outside the wrestling arena are the tougher ones because inside the ring he is in total control and there aren’t too many fights that he loses. It’s the battles outside the ring that this film endeavors to make him win. India - Virender wants to hear from you. Interested in screening this in your hometown? Write to us COMMUNITY PARTNERS Tickets TICKETS NOT AVAILABLE TRAILER Purpose of the film The film is a biopic documentary of Virender’s life and through the film the filmmakers have tried to raise two major issues plaguing the Indian sporting bureaucracy in the realm of the differently abled sports and the democratizing of the sporting system in India. These issues are: - Lack of access to equal opportunities for the differently abled - The differently abled athletes are not considered a part of the larger sporting fraternity that should be granted equal access to sporting facilities and competitions thereby making it impossible for them to compete with able bodied athletes. In Virender’s case, this issue presents itself whenever he tries to compete with able bodied wrestlers and because of his inability to hear the whistle he is ejected from national competitions thereby rendering his Olympic dream impossible even though the International wrestling body FILA and the International Olympic Committee allow deaf wrestlers to participate in able bodied competitions and also the Olympics with the help of visual and tactile cues. Unequal, ad-hoc and meager cash rewards, incentives and govt. awards – The Central Sports policy has no specific policy for rewarding the disabled athletes. Incidentally the only place that they find mention is in the negative list of the ‘ Scheme of Special Awards to Medal Winners in International Sports Events and their Coaches’ that essentially renders them ineligible to receive anything from the government for bringing laurels for the country. Even government awards are difficult to come by and athletes languish in anonymity and because of no real avenues for cash rewards sustenance becomes difficult in most cases as is true in Virender’s case. Film Festivals in which Goonga Pehelwan has participated 62nd National Film Awards, 2015. The 7th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala, 2014. VIBGYOR International Film Festival, 2014. Delhi International Film Festival,2014. WeCare Film Festival, 2015. International Film Festival Competitions: 10th Input Film Festival, Netherlands, 2014. 4th All Sports Los Angles Film Festival, 2014. River to River Florence Indian Film Festival, 2014. 9th Seattle South Asian Film Festival, 2014. 5th Mongolia International Film Festival, 2014. International Documentary and Short Film Awards Jakarta, 2014. International Film Festival of Prayag, 2014. Prizes and awards won: Best Debut Film of a Director at the 62nd National Film Awards, 2015. Special Jury Mention at The 7th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala, 2014. Opening Film at Indian Panorama 2015, 46th International Film Festival Directors This film is directed by three young directors from Ahmedabad, who took up the issue for this feature length documentary film, which subsequently led to almost a dozen national stories and brought Virender’s story to a wide audience. Incidentally, there was only a solitary national news piece on him before they started working on the film. Working on the film for over a period of 13 months, the filmmakers researched the issue in depth and aim to persist with the issue by trying to bring about a policy level change that brings equitable treatment to athletes with disabilities. The three directors are Mit Jani, Prateek Gupta and Vivek Chaudhary. Producer Drishti uses media and the arts to build empowered communities that value self-expression and uphold human rights. We believe that community media has the power to revolutionize grassroots struggles and to promote sustainable change. Therefore, we are actively working to build a media of the people, for the people and by the people in partnership with NGOs around India. We stand in solidarity with local communities by bringing their voices together over the airwaves, featuring their stories and struggles in film, and advocating for their rights. STILLS goonga1 goonga2 goonga3 goonga4

Usha, an illiterate single mother who works as a farm labourer in rural India, feels drawn to a female teacher of local primary school, in ways she'd never imagined. Back to Film Program Virtual Exclusive WATCH ONLINE: April 22-25th, 2022 U For Usha India I 22 mins I Drama, Romance I 2019 I Marathi w/ English subtitles BUY & WATCH ONLINE Usha, an illiterate single mother who works as a farm labourer in rural India, feels drawn to a female teacher of local primary school, in ways she'd never imagined. This attraction fires her passion to read and write, as she hopes to be as good as the teacher, one day. ‘U Ushacha’ is a subtle portrayal of sexual awakening, as well as how these new feelings can empower a woman to take control of her life, making each day something to look forward to. This film plays with the LGBTQ+ Stories shorts program online. About the Artist After completing a diploma in Interior Designing, Rohan Kanawade spent as much time as possible honing his storytelling craft, despite having no formal training in filmmaking. In 2010, he left his full-time job and invested his time in writing and direction. Film after film the quality and technique of his storytelling improved, and in 2017 his short, KHIDKEE, was selected in Indian Panorama of IFFI, Goa. Impressed by his work, mythology writer Devdutt Pattanaik extended his financial support to Rohan’s next short U USHACHA, which he completed in mid-January 2019. Trailer

On being made to go through his own IMDB page, Sudheer, a washed up side actor from the hey days of Bollywood, realizes that he ‘retired’ on the verge of a rare milestone – he had featured in 499 Hindi films! Kaamyaab INDIA | Comedy-Drama | 107 min | HINDI 5/9/2019 | 7:15 - 9:15 pm Angelika Film Center - Plano DFW Area TICKETS SYNOPSIS On being made to go through his own IMDB page, Sudheer, a washed up side actor from the hey days of Bollywood, realizes that he ‘retired’ on the verge of a rare milestone – he had featured in 499 Hindi films! Now at 63, against the wishes of his daughter, he decides to come out of retirement to complete the round figure of 500 and get that one substantial role for which he will be remembered forever. Kaamyaab (Round Figure) features veteran actor Sanjay Mishra who himself has played typical side roles in many Hindi movies and with this film he gets a titular role like never before. DIRECTOR'S PROFILE Hardik Mehta is an Indian screenwriter and director. His short documentary, ‘Famous in Ahmedabad’ (2015), won the Golden Lotus at the 63rd National Film Awards for Best Non-Feature Film and was In Competition at 2016 HotDocs Toronto. He has also co-written the screenplay of Director Vikramaditya Motwane’s most recent survival-thriller, ‘Trapped’ (2017). ‘Round Figure’ is his first feature film. DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT India is the land of numbers. Third in the number of billionaires we have, second in the number of people we have and first in the number of films we make. Over the decades, there have been some actors who have been noticed by generations of enthusiastic movie goers, almost always as the noble servant, the wicked dacoit, the humble doctor and several such side roles. These character actors have helped take the hero’s journey forward. When I first came to Mumbai, the land of movie making, I was fascinated to meet some of these faces who have survived the transition from black and white era of Hindi films, to the action-drama films of 80s and 90s till today. I realized that there was a film waiting to be made on them and when I met producer Manish Mundra, he ensured that I cast an actual such actor who has been a face in several Hindi films since last three decades – actor Sanjay Mishra. TICKETS On a mobile device? GET TICKETS TICKETS CREDITS Director Hardik Mehta Producers Manish Mundra Ridhima Lulla Story and Screenplay Hardik Mehta Dialogues Radhika Anand Hardik Mehta Hindi Cinema Executive Producer Raghav Gupta Cinematographer Piyush Puty Editor Prashanth Ramachandran Jayalakshmi Music & Background Score Rachita Arora Lyrics Neeraj Pandey Sound Designers P. M. Satheesh Manoj M. Goswami PRINCIPAL CREW Casting Romil Modi Tejas Thakkar Production Designer Ravi Srivastava Costume Designers Darshan Jalan Manish Tiwari DI Colorist Siddharth Meer, The Bridge Art Director Vilas Kolap Line Producers Supriya Guru, Vishal Singh Sumit Kumar First Assistant Director Pankaj Dayani Marketing & Communication Shraddha Chauhan, Ritika Bhatia Anisha Yanger, Sagar Shah Post Production Kapil Madnani VFX Drishyam VFX PRINCIPAL CREW Manish Mundra is a producer and the founder of Drishyam Films. After a chance interaction with Rajat Kapoor on Twitter in 2013, Manish decided to finance the beloved indie Ankhon Dekhi. The film went on to win three Filmfare Awards and three Screen Awards, and there has no looking back for the corporate leader-turned-film producer. Since then, Manish has pursued his passion for content-driven cinema by setting up Drishyam Films, a global motion-picture studio that has produced international award-winning films such as Masaan, Umrika, Waiting, Dhanak, Newton, Rukh and Kadvi Hawa. Newton won the National Award for Best Hindi Film, and was also selected as India’s official entry to the Academy Awards in 2018. Manish is also known for establishing the Drishyam–Sundance Institute Screenwriters Lab for aspiring Indian screenwriters. He was named as one of Variety Magazine’s Top 10 Producers to Watch Out For in 2017. Ridhima Lulla is Chief Content Officer at Eros Group, with a core focus on the creative expression for Eros Now, the digital arm of Eros International Plc, the NYSE-listed global company in the Indian film and entertainment sector. After completing post-graduation in Film Production from University of California, LA she went on to peruse Bachelors in Business Management, Liberal Arts and Sciences from Regent’s University London. Her passion and creative bend along with a bright vision comes as no surprise because of inherited entrepreneurial skills from her visionary father, Kishore Lulla, Chairman of Eros International. Ridhima has been strengthening the original content strategy for Eros Now, the leading cutting edge rapidly growing OTT (Over-the-top) platform of Eros Digital. She plays a key role in the leadership team driving the company’s content strategy and is actively involved in Eros’s movie business with projects at all stages. Round Figure is the first of a long collaboration between Eros International and Drishyam Films. CO-PRESENTERS

From the experienced documentarian & filmmaker, Sahraa Karimi, the first woman in Afghanistan with a PhD in cinema & directing, comes the resonant story of three women from different social backgrounds; each living in Kabul and facing a pivotal challenge in her life.  Back to Festival Program Texas Premiere Hava, Maryam, Ayesha Afghanistan I 83 mins I Drama I 2019 I Dari w/ English subtitles From experienced documentarian & filmmaker, Sahraa Karimi, the first woman in Afghanistan with a PhD in cinema directing, comes the resonant story of three women from different backgrounds; each living in Kabul and facing a pivotal challenge in her life. Hava, a traditional pregnant woman is living with in-laws. Her only joy is speaking with the baby in her belly. Maryam, an educated news reporter, is on the verge of divorce with her unfaithful husband when she learns she is pregnant. Ayesha, an 18-year old, agrees to marry a cousin because she carries a hidden pregnancy from a vanished boyfriend. Each of them has to solve her problem herself for the first time. Karimi's tale, woven with care, narrates the lives of women who haven’t had a voice in years and are now ready to change their destiny. + This program includes short film, ANITA GET YOUR FESTIVAL BADGE VIRTUAL SCREENING SAT. APRIL 17 - 3:30PM CDT $7 TICKETS About the Artist Born in 1985, Sahraa Karimi comes from the second generation of Afghan refugees in Iran. At the age of fifteen, she was hired to act in two Iranian films, which led her to study cinema in Slovakia and graduate with a PHD in directing. Over the years, she has made 30+ narrative and documentary shorts, which have been awarded in numerous international festivals. After 10 years of film-making, she returned to Kabul, where she completed two internationally successful documentaries, which were broadcast through ARTE France and BBC. HAVA, MARYAM, AYESHA, her first feature, premiered at the Venice Int'l Film Festival and went on to screen widely at world festivals, including Busan, Cairo, Kolkata, and the Asian World Film Festival. As a female filmmaker from Afghanistan, she strives to be a storyteller for her countrywomen who seek to change their lives in a traditional society. Trailer Thank you to our community partner(s): the Austin Film Society, and the Austin Film Commission ! Credits Crew Writer/Director: SAHRAA KARIMI Producer(s): SAHRAA KARIMI KATAYOON SHAHABI Screenplay: SAHRAA KARIMI SAMI HASIB NABIZADA Cinematographer: BEHROUZ BADROUJ Sound Department: ASQAR ABGOON MOHAMMAD REZA DELPAK Editor: MASTANEH MOHAJER Music: SABA NEDAEI ALI TAVAKOLI Cast AREZOO ARIAPOOR as 'Hava' FERESHTA AFSHARAS as "Maryam' HASIBA EBRAHIMI as 'Ayesha' Additional Crew Prod. Managers: AHMAD SHAH SULTANI SAMI HASIB NABIZADA Asst. Director: MOHAMMAD (KAVEH) AYREEK Set Designer: SAKINEH GHOLAMALI Make-up Design: MARYAM FAQIRZADA Still Photography: MOHAMAD AQEEL PAYEEZ Investor: AHMAD SHAH SULTANI

Past meets present when Vik and Meera decide to recreate an early date during a layover at LAX. The Layover US / Short Film / 9min / English 4/27/2019 | 3:45 pm This short film will be screened prior to YOURS TRULY ATTEND SYNOPSIS: While on a business trip to London, Meera has a layover at LAX and agrees to meet with Vik. During the few precious hours that they have together, they decide to recreate an early date, reminding them of what drew them together in the first place and what ultimately broke them a part. DIRECTOR’S BIO MAHESH PAILOOR Mahesh Pailoor grew up in Saco, Maine and studied film as an undergraduate at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. He furthered his training as a Directing Fellow at the American Film Institute,where he was awarded the prestigious Franklin J. Schaffer Award for the direction of his thesis film,STILL LIFE. Mahesh directed and co-wrote BRAHMIN BULLS, an independent feature film starringSendhil Ramamurthy, Roshan Seth, and Academy Award Winner Mary Steenburgen. It enjoyed a limited theatrical release in the US and UK, with The New York Times calling it “a warm debut” and the Village Voice praising it as “an accom plished first feature.” Mahesh is an alumnus of the Berlin Talent Campus, Film Independent’s Project Involve and Screenwriting Labs, and the ABC/DGA Directing Program. ANU PRADHAN Anu Pradhan began her career with a love of live performance that quickly expanded to include film. A Fulbright Scholar in Kathak dance, Anu lived in Bombay, India, where she trained in classical dance and acted in films and on stage before moving back to the US to pursue an MFA in Directing at the American Film Institute. At the AFI, Anu wrote and directed the Sloan Award winning short film DHARINI. Anu also co-wrote and co-produced the independent feature film BRAHMIN BULLS, starring Sendhil Ramamurthy, Roshan Seth, and Mary Steenburgen. Anu also enjoyed working in Talent Development at NBC Universal and in Production at HBO. She is an alumnus of Film Independent’s Project Involve. CAST Rupak Ginn (Vik) Pia Shah (Meera) STILLS

A millennial, multicultural, Cinderella searches for her own magical 'happily ever after'. Yasmina (US/Short film /6min 41sec /English & Farsi) 4/27/2019 | 4:45 pm This short film will be screened prior to HALF WIDOW ATTEND SYNOPSIS A surprise encounter leads a daydreaming, young, line cook to discover that perhaps her heart’s desire may be found in the unlikeliest of places. DIRECTOR’S BIO Known for her fierce determination and brazenly unapologetic heart, AJ SIMMONS is a Mestiza Canadian actor, writer, and filmmaker. With a diverse foundation in classical theatre and dance, AJ’s passion for storytelling is infused with a layered complexity. As an emerging filmmaker AJ has produced several short films which went on to screen at festivals including the ReelAsian Film Festival, Toronto Urban Film Festival and the Toronto Silent Film Festival; as an actress she has appeared onstage with The Factory Theatre, Young People's Theatre, Aluna and Playwrights Theatre Centre; and on the small screen you can catch AJ on The 100, Fast Layne, and the award winning webseries All For One, and Someone Not There. As an emerging director, AJ believes change begins with action, which is why she endeavours to create films which champion and empower diverse voices both in front of and behind the camera. STILLS

A coming-of-age, drama about an adolescent girl growing up between the values of occidental and traditional cultures, whose aspirations of becoming a competitive swimmer take an unexpected turn when she gets her first period. Back to Film Program Virtual Exclusive WATCH ONLINE: April 22-25th, 2022 Kanya India I 15 mins I Coming of Age, Drama I 2021 I Tamil w/ English subtitles BUY & WATCH ONLINE A coming-of-age, drama about an adolescent girl growing up between the values of occidental and traditional cultures, whose aspirations of becoming a competitive swimmer take an unexpected turn when she gets her first period. This film plays with the A MATTER OF SURVIVAL shorts program online. About the Artist Born and raised in Chennai, a colorful conglomerate of urban villages, Apoorva Satish was fascinated by the power of Tamil film in state politics, igniting a passion for creating films that are socially and politically aware. To hone her creative skills as a filmmaker, Apoorva travelled extensively to work on fiction and non-fiction projects. In 2016, she was selected to attend the International Filmmaking Academy in Bologna under the tutorship of Academy Award-winning director Danis Tanovic and Academy Award nominee, Claudia Llosa. Apoorva received her MFA rom the Film & TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts, Prague. Her graduation film KANYA premiered at Busan International Film Festival (2020) followed by a successful festival run across the world. Kanya was shortlisted for the 2021 student academy awards placing her in the top 7% of the total number of entrants from across the world. Apoorva's passion lies in telling personal stories around socially relevant contemporary ideas and themes. She is currently based in Prague, developing her debut feature film while exploring other short and long-format film projects in India as well as the Czech Republic. Trailer

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In the neighbourhood, chess is a popular pass time with roadside games bringing together men from different strata. Their pawns include morality and religion, causing social and political tensions to erupt when a tournament gets underway. But the men are only the most visible players. Turup 1h 12min | 2017 | Hindi with English subtitles Austin TX - 4/20/18, 7:00-9:00 pm Screening in DFW on 4/26/18 GET TICKETS SYNOPSIS In the neighbourhood, chess is a popular pass time with roadside games bringing together men from different strata. Their pawns include morality and religion, causing social and political tensions to erupt when a tournament gets underway. But the men are only the most visible players. Against this simmering backdrop, a domestic worker with a secret hobby, a young woman in love and a former journalist struggling with married life must make their moves with care. When caste, class, religion and gender come into play, there are boundaries to be negotiated, and the very rules of the game stand challenged. SPONSOR TRAILER DIRECTOR'S PROFILE Ektara Collective is an independent, autonomous, non-funded group of people who seek to combine creative efforts and imagination and collaborate with trained and untrained people to make films that are content wise and aesthetically located in people’s subjective, contextual realities and experiences. Through this process, Ektara has made and produced 2 short fiction films earlier (Chanda Ke Joote, 22mins, 2011; Jaadui Machchi, 38mins, 2013). This is our first fiction feature film. DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT Turup (Checkmate) looks at the contemporary issues of caste, class, gender and growing right wing vigilantism prevalent in the country (India) today. It also brings out resistance and solidarities existing within these realities that quietly yet resolutely subvert the growing repression in their own manner. This film has been made collectively by Ektara Collective over a period of a year. It was made along with the residents of different working class settlements living in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. All of the cast and much of the crew were from the settlements. Other technical and non-technical people came from across the country to become a part of the film. The process of making the film was a collaborative and evolving one where ideas about the script, dialogues, shoot, edit and music were shared, finalised and eventually executed. The film thus is a product of collective effort where each person involved has contributed her/his own unique vision, skill and perspective to it, guiding and often maneuvering it to reach its logical conclusion. FILM CREDITS Producer: Ektara Collective Story, Script, Screenplay: Rinchin and Maheen Mirza Cinematography: Maheen Mirza Editing: Puloma Pal Sound Design: Bigyna Bhushan Dahal Production Design: Sanjay Raraiya, Priyanka Gaikwad, Tina Sharma Music: Dev Narayan Saroliya, Kaluram Bamniya, Narayanji Delmia, Sangeeta Lahiri Shrivastav Direction: Ektara Collective Principal Cast: Moulina Midde, Anil Singh, Madhu Bhagat, Syed Saim Ali, Nidhi Qazi, Hariram Darshyamkar, Aakash Jhamra, Kuldeep Arakka, Sheela Rawat, Abhinav Kumar, Deepak Nema, Hasanuddin, Madhu Dhurve, Geeta Dhrve, Preeti Jagat, Bali Jagat, Neelam Borkar, Seema Deshmukh, Pushpa Yadav, Tushar Pawar STILLS Turup_2 Turup_3 Turup_1