A: 

How are you expecting this to work? Redirection happens by getting the browser to request another URL. Anything you want to pass as a parameter to the redirection must therefore go into the URL you're redirecting to. It simply doesn't make sense to put a queryset into a URL parameter.

Presumably you could pass whatever arguments you used to get the queryset in the first place, but that's a lot of extra work.

Do you really need to redirect at all? What about simply calling the new view from your original one, and returning its response?

Daniel Roseman
You are right... my mistake, I will forward it to view..
gabi