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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

The 4th All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF) will be held at PVR Cinemas, Inorbit Mall,Hyderabad from Dec 1-4, 2018.

The opening movie of ALIIFF 2018 will be the Iran’s OSCAR Runner of this year’s foreign film category “No Date, No Signature “by Vahid Jalilvand

Hyderabad, November 23, 2018– Indywood Film Carnival, the much anticipated entertainment fiesta of the year, will be held at HITEX Convention Centre from December 1st to 5th 2018. The Carnival is expected to accelerate the growth of Indian Film Industry through materialising big budget movie projects, co-production ventures and B2B meet generating business worth Rs 500 crore.

  The fourth edition of Indywood Film Carnival (IFC 2018), a flagship venture of 10 billion USD Project Indywood, aims to elevate Indian cinema to an international level. IFC 2018 will be one-stop platform for showcasing the latest technology and future possibilities in the entire spectrum of film making, skill development, pre-production, production, technical support, post-production, distribution, marketing and release among others.

All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF)  – the flagship event of Indywood Film Carnival,  will screen over 100 movies from nearly 50 countries. Cinema lovers can expect a grand visual experience with PVR Inorbit Mall set to open its 4 theater screens for the film festival, as they being the Exculsive Multiplex Partner. The films will be screened in top quality screens with the famous PVR service experience offered in full. Around 16 movies will be screened per day and the films will include premiers of National and International Films.

The 4th edition of ALIIFF will see the screening of feature films with a long list of must watch short films and documentaries from across the world. There will be most awaited films from the World Cinema and the movies from this year’s Oscar race too. A tribute segment to the legendary Iranian director Late Mr. Abbas Kiarostami, is another highlight of the festival. Celebrity red carpet walks, exclusive Media Interactions and Q&A sessions with the industry’s leading directors and celebrities will also be held at the venue during the festival.

For more details, please log on to www.aliiff.com

Given below is the list of films that will be screened in the festival’s competition and non competition Sections:

Opening  Movie

No Date, No Signature by Vahid Jalilvand

Iran |2017|104 Mins

International Competition for Feature Films

Pupa  by Indrasis Acharya India | 2018 | 109 Mins

  The Bird Was Not A Bird by Ahmad Zia Arash Afghanistan | 2017 | 90 Mins

  ROBIN by Toby Schmutzler Germany | 2018 | 75 Mins

  The Third Wish by Vit Karas Czech Republic | 2017| 102 Mins

  INDIGO LAKE by MARTIN SIMPSON Australia | 2017 | 92 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  Amir by Nima Eghlima

Iran | 2018 | 106 Mins

  International Competition for Debut  Director’s Films

Octav by Serge Ioan Celebidachi Romania | 2017 | 100 Mins

  Kupal by Kazem Mollaie Iran | 2017 | 81 Mins

  Miracle of Christmas by Eri Tsukimoto Japan | 2018 | 115 Mins

  Aalorukkam  by V C abhilash India | 2017 | 116 Mins

  Delia & Sammy  by Therese Cayaba

Philippines | 2018 | 84 Mins

  Kiko Boksingero by Thop Nazareno

Philippines | 2017 | 79 Mins

  Runaway (Uronchondi) by Abhishek Saha

India | 2018 | 101 Mins

  International Competition for Indywood Panorama

Painting Life by Dr.Bijukumar Damodaran

India | 2018| 145 Mins

  Karim Mohammed by Pawan Kumar Sharma

India | 2017 | 99 Mins

  SINJAR by Sandeep Pampally

India | 2017 | 115 Mins

  Dear Molly by Gajendra Ahire

India | 2018|  91 Mins

TOLET by Chezhiyan Ra

India | 2017|99 Mins

  The Golden Mountain  by Parambrata Chattopadhyay

India | 2018|131 Mins

  International Competition for Short Films

MASHHAD by Shabu Kilithattil

U A E | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Raagasoothram by Sreejith Nampoothiry

India | 2017 | 27 Mins

  The Waiting Place by Karishma Jhalani

India | 2018 | 25 Mins

  The President’s Visit  by Cyril Aris

U S A | 2017 | 19 Mins

  The Gray Line by Saki Farzana

Bangladesh | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Banshi (The Flute) by Kaushik Sengupta

India | 2018 | 20 Mins

  NAGARUM NODIYIL by Raj Eshwar

India | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Let Me Breathe by Donald Roman Lopez

U S A | 2018 | 15 Mins

  The Drainage by Vikrant Ramdas Badarkhe

India | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Quarter by Vishal Shinde

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

  Fhedi  by Anne Alfred

Egypt  | 2018 | 11 Mins

  Sacred Hair by  MARIO MORIN

Canada | 2017 | 13 Mins

  The Domestic Fly by Áron Horváth

Slovenia | 2017 | 10 Mins

  TRACES  by Guichart Cecilia

Luxembourg | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Midnight Run by Remya Raj

India | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Silver Bangles by Roshan Bikram Thakuri

Nepal | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Gaze by Farnoosh Samadi

Italy | 2017 | 14 Mins

  A Gentle Night by QIU Yang

China | 2017 | 15 Mins

  The Son, the Father… by Lukas Hassel

U S A | 2017 | 13 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  International Competition for Student Short Films

Rouff  by Markus Eschrich, Johannes Lumer, Benjamin Brand, Julius Rosen, Johannes Engelhardt

Germany | 2017 | 7 Mins

  Mimesis by Rafael Trejo Ortega

Mexico | 2018 | 30 Mins

  The Lie Game by Jyothi Kalyan Sura

U S A | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Behind High Walls by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Lakshmi  by Shashank Mhasawade

India | 2018 | 27 Mins

  Saad (Calling)  by Kunika Kharat

India | 2017 | 20 Mins

  Hers Truly by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Breaking Out by Heshvanth Gurukul

India | 2018 | 24 Mins

  Through the looking glass by Rakesh Varma

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

    International Competition for Documentaries

ABDUL and JOSE by Luigi Acquisto

Australia | 2017 | 52 Mins

  The Girl and The Picture by Vanessa Roth

U S A | 2018 | 39 Mins

  The Borrowed Dress by Leen Alfaisal

U A E | 2017 |56 Mins

  The Barre by hyuk-rho LEE

South Korea| 2018 | 47 Mins

  Women and Religion in India  by Disha Arora

India | 2018 | 36 Mins

  Wounded Gold by Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic

Netherlands | 2017 | 50 Mins

  Art and Lega Power by Richard UYER THUMITHO

Democratic Republic of the Congo | 2017 |47 Mins

  Out of Competition Category

Children  & Animated Films

Pale white by Gholamreza Jafari

Afghanistan| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Leo Minor by Tai Wedekind

France| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Blows With The Wind by Hazhir As’adi

Iran| 2017 | 7 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili ,Andrey Kolpin,Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  Short Film Show case

TYSON by SANJAY BHATIA

India |2018 | 13 Mins

  A Date With Shillelagh by Jeff Stewart

U K| 2018 | 12 Mins

  UNDO by CV Ramana

India| 2018| 18 Mins

  The Opaque by Anish Kunnath

Singapore | 2018 | 15 Mins

  THE REHABILITATION (PUNARUTHARANAM ) by NAVARAJ R S

India| 2018 | 11 Mins

  VIGHATANE by Ram Manjjonaath

India | 2018 | 8 Mins

  Chime  by Ram Emani V S Nanda Kishore

India | 2018 | 10 Mins

  World Cinema

The Frozen Fire by Anuruddha Jayasinghe

Sri Lanka| 2018 | 130 Mins

  Memories by Soo Sung Lee

South Korea | 2017 | 96 Mins

  I’Father by Mark Norfolk

Kosovo| 2018 | 91 Mins

  Village Rock star by Rima Das

India | 2017 | 87 Mins

  According to Mathew by Chandran Rutnam

Sri Lanka | 2018 | 120 Mins

  The Road to Sunrise by Charles Shemu Joyah

Malawi | 2017 |145 Mins

  Tribute to  Abbas Kiarostami

  Taste of Cherry  by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1997 | 95 Mins

  Wind will carry us by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1999 | 118 Mins

  Certified Copy by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 2010 | 106 Mins

  Special Screening

Aickarakkonathe Bhishaguaranmaar by Biju Majeed

India| 2018 | 129 Mins

  Firdaws by Mayur Puri

India | 2017 | 17 Mins

  Baba Joom by Yuval Delshad

Israel | 2015 | 91 Mins

  NAWAL THE JEWEL by RENJILAL DAMODARAN

India | 2017 | 121 Mins

  ANDARKAHINI [SELF-EXILE] by Arnab K Middya

India | 2017 | 86 Mins

  Guest Country – Iran

Forbidden by Hassan Yekta Panah

Iran| 2017 | 98 Mins

  Lollipop by Mohammad Hossein Farahbakhsh

Iran | 2016 | 83 Mins

  Privacy by Ahmad Moazzami

Iran | 2017 | 80 Mins

  TIME TO LOVE by Alireza Raissian

Iran | 2015 | 95 Mins

  Locked In by Nadira murray, Pavel shepan

Iran | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Shoor Abad by Arash seyfi

Iran | 2018|15 Mins

  Focus Country – Russia

Hymn to the Great City by Andrei Yehmov

Russia | 2018|49 Mins

  My Name is Makhaz by Inar Narmania

Russia | 2018|14 Mins

  Two Halves (SOUL MATES) by Baybulat Batullin

Russia | 2017|15 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili , Andrey Kolpin, Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  A Hellish Chaos by Sergey Debizhev

Russia | 2017 | 110 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  About Indywood

NRI businessman Sohan Roy, Chairman and CEO of UAE based Aries Group of Companies, is the

founder director of 10 billion US dollar Project Indywood which aims to elevate the Indian Film

Industry to global standards in the next five years through a consortium of 2000 Indian

billionaires and corporates. A serial entrepreneur who is consistently featured in Forbes Middle East’s list of Top 50 business owners and a Hollywood filmmaker of Indian origin, Sohan Roy aims to establish 10,000 4K projection multiplex screens, 100,000 2K/4K projection home cinemas, 8K/4K film studios, 100 animation/VFX studios and film schools adhering to international standards through Indywood.

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Speech: 'We seek to align UK interests with ambitions of Karnataka'

It is with mixed feelings I welcome you here tonight. We are gathering to mark Her Majesty’s 91st Birthday, but after the horrific incident in Manchester on Monday night, our hearts go out to the families and friends of all those killed and injured. This was a brutal act aimed at the softest of targets: teenagers and children. Such incidents are effective if they change the way we live our lives. For this reason I have decided to go ahead with our event tonight to honour our Queen and to show our resolve to stand up to those who wish to harm us. Can I request a minute’s silence as a mark of respect to all those caught up in this tragedy.

I am joined tonight by His Excellency the Minister of Large & Medium Industries & Infrastructure R V Deshpande representing the Government of Karnataka. Minister Deshpande has championed UK-Karnataka links at many events across the year. I am pleased he joins us again tonight.

As many of you are aware Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II has two birthdays, her actual birthday in April, and her official birthday in June. In Karnataka neither month is ideal for an outdoor event. We chose today hoping that the weather would be kind. Sadly it looks as if the vagaries of climate change in Karnataka may have got the better of us.

Tonight I would like to focus on three areas:

I want to honour Her Majesty on her 91st birthday

I want to share with you the highlights of a year of UK-Karnataka partnership

I will look forward to a memorable UK-India Year of Culture.

The Queen

In February, Her Majesty the Queen celebrated her Sapphire Jubilee commemorating 65 years of service to her country and the Commonwealth. The sapphire stone is believed to symbolise wisdom, virtue, good fortune and holiness. It is known as the ‘Royal’ stone. It gives us the colour ‘Royal Blue’ which many of you are wearing tonight. For our monarch this milestone could not be more appropriate.

The Queen has visited India 3 times. Her first visit was in 1961 when she visited Bengaluru and the Lal Bagh Gardens. She returned in 1983 for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, and then again in 1997. Her experience of world affairs and world leaders is unmatched. Her enduring appeal, however, lies in the straight forward way she interacts with those she meets, however important, on her royal duties.

In her role, she has been supported by her husband Prince Philip who we honour too. In March, Prince Philip announced his retirement from public duties at the grand old age of 95. Prince Philip in his own indomitable way quipped that he was ‘stepping down, not sitting down’.

A year of UK-Karnataka partnership

I’d like to turn now to a year of UK-Karnataka partnership. To put it succinctly, this year has been an ‘interesting’ one. Two weeks after our Queen’s Birthday Party (QBP) in 2016, the UK went to the polls to decide whether, or not, to leave the European Union. You all know the outcome of that vote. That decision has set the UK on a new direction with a destination that is still unclear.

BREXIT brings with it challenges, but also opportunities as the UK forges a new role for itself in the world. It also brings opportunities for a new relationship with India. It was not by chance the new UK Prime Minister chose to visit India on her first bilateral visit outside Europe. In November, Theresa May held talks with Prime Minister Modi in Delhi before flying on to Bengaluru. Why Bengaluru? It’s India’s city of the future, an innovation hub, and India’s start up capital. It is also home to over 100 UK companies who have chosen Karnataka as the base for their country operations – I am pleased many of you have joined us tonight.

The scope of the prime ministers programme underlines the range of UK interests. She met with Chief Minister Siddaramiah and later with UK and Indian companies to discuss trade and investment in the UK and Karnataka. She visited a government school to learn about STEM skills in education and new careers for women. With pupils she welcomed an Indian Air Force flypast highlighting our close defence links. She learnt about innovative UK-India models of advanced manufacture in Pinya and explored our common heritage with a visit to the Sri Someshwara Temple.

Relations are not built on one visit. It is the day-to-day, year-on-year interactions that matter. In November, the UK was India’s official partner for the TECH Summit in Delhi. This huge event set out to highlight the strength of UK-India technology ties. Large UK delegations in the areas of precision medicine and advanced manufacturing came on from Delhi to meet with potential partners in Karnataka.

At the British Deputy High Commission (BDHC) we seek to align UK interests with the ambitions of the state. We were able to do this in February when the UK Minister of Defence Procurement Harriet Baldwin, joined eminent local dignitaries to speak on the advanced manufacturing panel at the ‘Make in India Conference’ in Bengaluru. The minister highlighted the historical aerospace ties between the UK and Bengaluru linking HAL, BAe Systems, and Rolls Royce. During the visit Cranfield University signed a memorandum of understanding with the Central Manufacturing Technologies Institute to strengthen advanced manufacturing cooperation. As the minister made clear ‘Make in India’ is a concept at the heart of UK-India collaboration and has been so for many years.

UK experts have also been working with local state partners on:

urban governance

energy storage and green finance

the affect of climate change on water systems

prosthetic technologies

waste water management (with a water recycling project at the Malleshwaram Dhobi Ghat)

traffic management and urban security (with a visit by the State Home Minister Parameshwara, to the London Traffic Control Centre)

disability and careers

support for start ups and industrial clusters

improving tax collection and land registration

All these issues are elements of our common prosperity agenda and key to a growing Karnataka economy. I want to say a bit more about Europe. The UK is leaving the European Union and not the European continent. The UK remains committed to European collaboration on a range of issues. This year in partnership with our European colleagues in Karnataka we showcased British films as part of the European Film Festival, we celebrated the European Football Cup with a reception to watch Germany beat Northern Ireland, we organised a European Climate Action Day Conference in September and joined a European Symposium on Environmental Sustainability in March. This collaboration will continue.

I have talked many times this year about the importance of our living bridges. Living Bridges was a term coined by Prime Minister Modi on his visit to the UK in 2015 to describe the people-to-people ties that bind our two countries.

This year we have promoted our Chevening Scholarship Programme to encourage India’s brightest and the best to come to the UK to develop new skills which they can then deploy on their return to India. The programme is now the largest UK country programmes in the world with 130 one-year masters and shorter fellowship programmes available. We have specialist programmes for scientists, engineers, journalists, cyber security specialists, design specialists, financial specialists and lastly for India’s future leaders (our flagship Gurukul Programme). In Karnataka, the Chevening Alumni Chapter is 120 strong. This group meets regularly to discuss ways to build on their UK experience and to link the UK with local initiatives. Applications for the next round of the Chevening Scholarship Scheme open in the summer. Please check online for details and pass the word.

The BDHC has also worked with local UK alumni associations including: the London School of Economics, Oxbridge, Cranfield, Imperial College London, and Kings College London to strengthen UK graduate and post-graduate links with the UK.

The UK’s TECH Rocketship and India Emerging 20 competitions were launched to encourage young entrepreneurs and to nurture and mentor new start-up talent as they begin their journey to internationalise their companies. We have three Bengaluru TECH Rocketship winners with us tonight. The winners of this year’s India Emerging 20 will be announced in Bengaluru tomorrow.

The UK’s Longitude Prize is encouraging novel innovation to tackle the global challenges of anti-microbial resistance particularly prevalent here in India.

In July, we brought 40 UK students to Christ and Jain Universities in Bengaluru to participate in a cultural immersion programme as part of our India-wide GenUK Programme to improve youth links.

To increase our geographical reach BDHC teams dealing with trade, investment, science and innovation, energy & low carbon, politics & economics and corporate services joined partners: the British Council, the Welsh government, the UK-India Business Council and the UK Visa Application Centre to set up an office for a day in Whitefield and then in Electronic City to meet local partners who are often unable to come into the centre of Bengaluru. BDHC teams have also made outreach visits to the West (Tumkur, Shimoga, Manipal and Mangalore), to the South (Mysore) and to the North (Belgaum) this year to promote our services. We cover the state.

A Year of Culture

This year you are in for a treat. 2017 will see a blossoming of cultural events and activities in India organised by the British Council, and a similar programme in the UK organised by the Government of India. We believe that by experiencing the most innovative and exciting creative work from both countries and exploring our joint history, people will want to know more about each other’s countries and build deeper connections.

The Year of culture was launched in February by Her Majesty the Queen and Finance Minister of India Arun Jaitley at Buckingham Palace. The peacock projection behind me was from that event and is the symbol of the year-long programme. The design was produced by Studio Carrom based out of the UK and Bengaluru.

This year in Bengaluru it will be possible to listen to the Brian Molley Jazz Quartet, and join the Wayne McGregor Dance Company and Attakalari for the launch of MixtheBody. Other events will emerge as the year develops. Our British Council colleagues are on hand to tell you more about what is planned for Karnataka and will even invite you to MixtheCity.

Sponsorship

Tonight would not have been possible without the generosity of our sponsors.

Our Gold sponsors are:

Dynamatic Technologies Limited is a Global Tier-1 Supplier to Airbus, Boeing, and Bell Helicopters. It is a major contributor to the growth of the aerospace industry in India. It has facilities in Bengaluru, Swindon and Bristol and is utilising the UK’s competitive advantage to further its globalisation efforts.

Lodha Group is India’s No 1 real estate developer by sales and is also now one of the largest investors from India into UK. The group has already invested close to £1 billion in the UK market is now looking to further expand its portfolio in London.

Infosys is a global leader in technology services and consulting. It has been operational in the UK since 1995 with offices in London, Edinburgh and Swindon providing IT services to clients. It has strategic partnerships with 3 UK universities and has brought over 100 UK students to India for summer internships.

Mindtree is a global IT services company head-quartered in Bengaluru with operations across the globe. Mindtree entered the UK in 2003. It runs a strong portfolio of UK clients and uses its London office to reach out to businesses in the EU.

Some of our Gold sponsors are exhibiting around the site. Please go and visit their stands.

Our Silver sponsor is:

Biocon

Our Bronze sponsors are:

Diageo

Rolls Royce

Twinings of London

I would also like to thank our sponsors-in-kind, our beer sponsor, UB as well as our ‘Best of British’ exhibitors showing their advanced engineering products here tonight.

Thank you.

Can I end with a round of thanks to:

GREAT team who have designed this wonderland (despite the challenges of the weather)

JW Marriott who have worked with us so closely to deliver our requirements

QBP Committee at the Deputy High Commission who have put in months of work to bring you this event

Bengaluru team and Indian network colleagues

Please could I lead you in a round of applause.

Thank you.

Toasts

I would like to propose the following 3 toasts:

Her Majesty the Queen

stronger UK-Karnataka partnerships

State of Karnataka.

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

The 4th All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF) will be held at PVR Cinemas, Inorbit Mall,Hyderabad from Dec 1-4, 2018.

The opening movie of ALIIFF 2018 will be the Iran’s OSCAR Runner of this year’s foreign film category “No Date, No Signature “by Vahid Jalilvand

Hyderabad, November 23, 2018– Indywood Film Carnival, the much anticipated entertainment fiesta of the year, will be held at HITEX Convention Centre from December 1st to 5th 2018. The Carnival is expected to accelerate the growth of Indian Film Industry through materialising big budget movie projects, co-production ventures and B2B meet generating business worth Rs 500 crore.

The fourth edition of Indywood Film Carnival (IFC 2018), a flagship venture of 10 billion USD Project Indywood, aims to elevate Indian cinema to an international level. IFC 2018 will be one-stop platform for showcasing the latest technology and future possibilities in the entire spectrum of film making, skill development, pre-production, production, technical support, post-production, distribution, marketing and release among others.

All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF)  – the flagship event of Indywood Film Carnival,  will screen over 100 movies from nearly 50 countries. Cinema lovers can expect a grand visual experience with PVR Inorbit Mall set to open its 4 theater screens for the film festival, as they being the Exculsive Multiplex Partner. The films will be screened in top quality screens with the famous PVR service experience offered in full. Around 16 movies will be screened per day and the films will include premiers of National and International Films.

The 4th edition of ALIIFF will see the screening of feature films with a long list of must watch short films and documentaries from across the world. There will be most awaited films from the World Cinema and the movies from this year’s Oscar race too. A tribute segment to the legendary Iranian director Late Mr. Abbas Kiarostami, is another highlight of the festival. Celebrity red carpet walks, exclusive Media Interactions and Q&A sessions with the industry’s leading directors and celebrities will also be held at the venue during the festival.

For more details, please log on to www.aliiff.com

Given below is the list of films that will be screened in the festival’s competition and non competition Sections:

Opening  Movie

No Date, No Signature by Vahid Jalilvand

Iran |2017|104 Mins

International Competition for Feature Films

Pupa  by Indrasis Acharya India | 2018 | 109 Mins

  The Bird Was Not A Bird by Ahmad Zia Arash Afghanistan | 2017 | 90 Mins

  ROBIN by Toby Schmutzler Germany | 2018 | 75 Mins

  The Third Wish by Vit Karas Czech Republic | 2017| 102 Mins

  INDIGO LAKE by MARTIN SIMPSON Australia | 2017 | 92 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  Amir by Nima Eghlima

Iran | 2018 | 106 Mins

  International Competition for Debut  Director’s Films

Octav by Serge Ioan Celebidachi Romania | 2017 | 100 Mins

  Kupal by Kazem Mollaie Iran | 2017 | 81 Mins

  Miracle of Christmas by Eri Tsukimoto Japan | 2018 | 115 Mins

  Aalorukkam  by V C abhilash India | 2017 | 116 Mins

  Delia & Sammy  by Therese Cayaba

Philippines | 2018 | 84 Mins

  Kiko Boksingero by Thop Nazareno

Philippines | 2017 | 79 Mins

  Runaway (Uronchondi) by Abhishek Saha

India | 2018 | 101 Mins

  International Competition for Indywood Panorama

Painting Life by Dr.Bijukumar Damodaran

India | 2018| 145 Mins

  Karim Mohammed by Pawan Kumar Sharma

India | 2017 | 99 Mins

  SINJAR by Sandeep Pampally

India | 2017 | 115 Mins

  Dear Molly by Gajendra Ahire

India | 2018|  91 Mins

TOLET by Chezhiyan Ra

India | 2017|99 Mins

  The Golden Mountain  by Parambrata Chattopadhyay

India | 2018|131 Mins

  International Competition for Short Films

MASHHAD by Shabu Kilithattil

U A E | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Raagasoothram by Sreejith Nampoothiry

India | 2017 | 27 Mins

  The Waiting Place by Karishma Jhalani

India | 2018 | 25 Mins

  The President’s Visit  by Cyril Aris

U S A | 2017 | 19 Mins

  The Gray Line by Saki Farzana

Bangladesh | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Banshi (The Flute) by Kaushik Sengupta

India | 2018 | 20 Mins

  NAGARUM NODIYIL by Raj Eshwar

India | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Let Me Breathe by Donald Roman Lopez

U S A | 2018 | 15 Mins

  The Drainage by Vikrant Ramdas Badarkhe

India | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Quarter by Vishal Shinde

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

  Fhedi  by Anne Alfred

Egypt  | 2018 | 11 Mins

  Sacred Hair by  MARIO MORIN

Canada | 2017 | 13 Mins

  The Domestic Fly by Áron Horváth

Slovenia | 2017 | 10 Mins

  TRACES  by Guichart Cecilia

Luxembourg | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Midnight Run by Remya Raj

India | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Silver Bangles by Roshan Bikram Thakuri

Nepal | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Gaze by Farnoosh Samadi

Italy | 2017 | 14 Mins

  A Gentle Night by QIU Yang

China | 2017 | 15 Mins

  The Son, the Father… by Lukas Hassel

U S A | 2017 | 13 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  International Competition for Student Short Films

Rouff  by Markus Eschrich, Johannes Lumer, Benjamin Brand, Julius Rosen, Johannes Engelhardt

Germany | 2017 | 7 Mins

  Mimesis by Rafael Trejo Ortega

Mexico | 2018 | 30 Mins

  The Lie Game by Jyothi Kalyan Sura

U S A | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Behind High Walls by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Lakshmi  by Shashank Mhasawade

India | 2018 | 27 Mins

  Saad (Calling)  by Kunika Kharat

India | 2017 | 20 Mins

  Hers Truly by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Breaking Out by Heshvanth Gurukul

India | 2018 | 24 Mins

  Through the looking glass by Rakesh Varma

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

    International Competition for Documentaries

ABDUL and JOSE by Luigi Acquisto

Australia | 2017 | 52 Mins

  The Girl and The Picture by Vanessa Roth

U S A | 2018 | 39 Mins

  The Borrowed Dress by Leen Alfaisal

U A E | 2017 |56 Mins

  The Barre by hyuk-rho LEE

South Korea| 2018 | 47 Mins

  Women and Religion in India  by Disha Arora

India | 2018 | 36 Mins

  Wounded Gold by Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic

Netherlands | 2017 | 50 Mins

  Art and Lega Power by Richard UYER THUMITHO

Democratic Republic of the Congo | 2017 |47 Mins

  Out of Competition Category

Children  & Animated Films

Pale white by Gholamreza Jafari

Afghanistan| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Leo Minor by Tai Wedekind

France| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Blows With The Wind by Hazhir As’adi

Iran| 2017 | 7 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili ,Andrey Kolpin,Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  Short Film Show case

TYSON by SANJAY BHATIA

India |2018 | 13 Mins

  A Date With Shillelagh by Jeff Stewart

U K| 2018 | 12 Mins

  UNDO by CV Ramana

India| 2018| 18 Mins

  The Opaque by Anish Kunnath

Singapore | 2018 | 15 Mins

  THE REHABILITATION (PUNARUTHARANAM ) by NAVARAJ R S

India| 2018 | 11 Mins

  VIGHATANE by Ram Manjjonaath

India | 2018 | 8 Mins

  Chime  by Ram Emani V S Nanda Kishore

India | 2018 | 10 Mins

  World Cinema

The Frozen Fire by Anuruddha Jayasinghe

Sri Lanka| 2018 | 130 Mins

  Memories by Soo Sung Lee

South Korea | 2017 | 96 Mins

  I’Father by Mark Norfolk

Kosovo| 2018 | 91 Mins

  Village Rock star by Rima Das

India | 2017 | 87 Mins

  According to Mathew by Chandran Rutnam

Sri Lanka | 2018 | 120 Mins

  The Road to Sunrise by Charles Shemu Joyah

Malawi | 2017 |145 Mins

  Tribute to  Abbas Kiarostami

  Taste of Cherry  by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1997 | 95 Mins

  Wind will carry us by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1999 | 118 Mins

  Certified Copy by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 2010 | 106 Mins

  Special Screening

Aickarakkonathe Bhishaguaranmaar by Biju Majeed

India| 2018 | 129 Mins

  Firdaws by Mayur Puri

India | 2017 | 17 Mins

  Baba Joom by Yuval Delshad

Israel | 2015 | 91 Mins

  NAWAL THE JEWEL by RENJILAL DAMODARAN

India | 2017 | 121 Mins

  ANDARKAHINI [SELF-EXILE] by Arnab K Middya

India | 2017 | 86 Mins

  Guest Country – Iran

Forbidden by Hassan Yekta Panah

Iran| 2017 | 98 Mins

  Lollipop by Mohammad Hossein Farahbakhsh

Iran | 2016 | 83 Mins

  Privacy by Ahmad Moazzami

Iran | 2017 | 80 Mins

  TIME TO LOVE by Alireza Raissian

Iran | 2015 | 95 Mins

  Locked In by Nadira murray, Pavel shepan

Iran | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Shoor Abad by Arash seyfi

Iran | 2018|15 Mins

  Focus Country – Russia

Hymn to the Great City by Andrei Yehmov

Russia | 2018|49 Mins

  My Name is Makhaz by Inar Narmania

Russia | 2018|14 Mins

  Two Halves (SOUL MATES) by Baybulat Batullin

Russia | 2017|15 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili , Andrey Kolpin, Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  A Hellish Chaos by Sergey Debizhev

Russia | 2017 | 110 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  About Indywood

NRI businessman Sohan Roy, Chairman and CEO of UAE based Aries Group of Companies, is the

founder director of 10 billion US dollar Project Indywood which aims to elevate the Indian Film

Industry to global standards in the next five years through a consortium of 2000 Indian

billionaires and corporates. A serial entrepreneur who is consistently featured in Forbes Middle East’s list of Top 50 business owners and a Hollywood filmmaker of Indian origin, Sohan Roy aims to establish 10,000 4K projection multiplex screens, 100,000 2K/4K projection home cinemas, 8K/4K film studios, 100 animation/VFX studios and film schools adhering to international standards through Indywood.