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The International Film Festival of India (IFFI) showcased two impactful films—'Forensics' from Colombia and 'Ku Handza' from Mozambique—highlighting stories of memory, resilience, and survival. 'Forensics' intertwines three narratives exploring Colombia’s history of disappearances, while 'Ku Handza' depicts everyday struggles
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At the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), filmmakers Federico Atehortúa Arteaga and Jacinta Maria De Barros Da Mota Pinto presented films that delve into personal and political realms. 'Forensics' examines Colombia's past through a poignant tri-narrative exploring memory and loss. Meanwhile, 'Ku Handza'
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At the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), audiences experienced powerful narratives from Colombia and Mozambique. Federico Atehortúa Arteaga's 'Forensics' elegantly intertwines three narratives to address Colombia's histories of disappearances, connecting deeply with the audience's personal losses. Meanwhile, 'Ku Handza,
Eka Lakhani
At the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), esteemed costume designer Eka Lakhani shared her insights on the art of costume design and its impact on character development and storytelling in cinema. During a session titled 'Costume and Character Arc: The Trendsetters of Cinema', Lakhani, together with filmmaker
IFFI
The International Film Festival of India (IFFI) showcased two impactful films, `Forensics` and `Ku Handza`, highlighting the themes of memory, resilience, and survival. `Forensics`, by Colombian filmmaker Federico Atehortúa Arteaga, weaves together narratives addressing Colombia's painful history of disappearances. Meanwhile, `Ku Handza`, set in Mozambique and produced by
Chris Corbould
At the International Film Festival of India, renowned special effects artist Chris Corbould shared insights into his craft, discussing iconic scenes from Bond and Batman films. He emphasized the importance of practical effects, collaboration, and safety in filmmaking, while also expressing admiration for Indian cinema and his future aspirations in
AI Film Festival
The WAVES Film Bazaar and the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), in collaboration with LTIMindtree, launched India's first AI Film Festival during the 56th IFFI in Goa. The festival featured 68 entries from 18 countries, with 27 films selected for competition. Awards were presented for excellence in
Bindusagar
At the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), the film 'Bindusagar' was presented, highlighting its deep connection to Odia culture and the circle of life. Director Abhishek Swain and Producer Shiladitya Bora discussed the film's emotional resonance and its aim to authentically represent Odisha'
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At the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), filmmakers Akinola Ogunmade Davies and the team behind 'Mother's Baby' discussed their films, which delve into themes of motherhood, identity, and political history. Akinola's 'My Father's Shadow' reflects on Nigeria's
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During the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), directors and producers of the films 'Whispers of The Mountains' and 'Thudarum' shared insights at a press conference. Director Jigar Nagda discussed the environmental themes in his film, while Tharun Moorthy emphasized the emotional depth of storytelling.
Lala & Poppy
At the IFFI press conference, the team behind ‘Lala & Poppy’ discussed the film's journey as a gender-fluid love story set in Mumbai. Director Kaizad Gustad and producer Bobby Bedi emphasized the importance of authentic representation and love over labels. The film aims to reach mainstream audiences, showcasing
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The 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) highlights the richness of regional cinema with films like 'Piranthanaal Vazhthukal' (Tamil) and 'Drushya Adrushya' (Marathi). Directors Raju Chandra and Milind Lele emphasize the importance of cultural acceptance, teamwork, and strong storytelling in regional films. The festival, running