Berlin, Keffiyya, All India Rank premieres at IFFLA | Hindi Movie News

this year, movie Atul Sabharwal’s Berlin etc. Vishal Bhardwaj‘s kufiyahVarun Grover’s all india rank premiered at Los Angeles Indian Film Festival (Ifra).
When talking about this year’s lineup and its changes, film festivalCommenting on the post-pandemic landscape, IFFLA Founder Christina Malouda said: “The landscape has definitely changed. People are now used to watching movies and series on their laptops or couches in the luxury of their own time, whenever they want. But the filmmakers haven’t stopped developing the story and filming.” In fact, we were surprised to see how many movies were developed during the years of the pandemic. Also, festival attendance has now rebounded, with people eager to see movies on the big screen and meet people. Hear directors talk about their creative journey. This is hope for us at her IFFLA. ”
She says that while it is difficult to pinpoint a single genre that dominates global interest in Indian films, mysteries, thrillers, coming-of-age stories, dramas and romances have all established themselves in the hearts of international audiences this year. He said he had found the location.

Commenting on the lineup, Namrata Joshi, Associate Programmer, India, said, “The way the short package is programmed into three sections – Fragmented Reality, Bonding, and Belonging itself captures the thematic threads that run through the film. range of South Asia.” The experiences, especially the realities of the diaspora and its geographic spread, traversing languages, countries, and cultures, are immense. This is a really diverse lineup. Truly diverse! The selection includes 50% of his films from the United States, championing young local talent. Featured films include entertaining films (Berlin, Keffiyeh), films that establish new artistic and aesthetic paradigms (Rapture, The Golden Thread), and films based on thought-provoking issues (All India Rank, Aatham). We have an attractive mix for you. While there are veterans like Vishal Bhardwaj and Anand Patwardhan and debutant directors like Varun Grover, there are a lot of films that have done well at international festivals. There are also films like ‘Joram’ and we are betting on a brand new film and filmmaker Anand Ekarshi’s ‘Aattam’. All in all, this is a truly engaging, engaging, exciting, and diverse lineup. ”