International Festival Puts Kashmir Back on Filmmakers’ Map
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International festival puts Kashmir back on filmmakers’ map
The filmmakers and actors say that the film festival will have a profound effect on filmmaking in Kashmir and the development of regional cinema, while it will put the Himalayan valley again into the imagination of film-makers from across the country and even abroad.
Filmmakers Call for More Support for Local Talent as J-K Hosts First International Film Festival
Get latest articles and stories on Entertainment at LatestLY. Jammu and Kashmir’s first International Film Festival has brought filmmakers from India and abroad together in Srinagar, with several artists calling for more such events to support local talent and create opportunities for filmmakers in the region. Entertainment News | Filmmakers Call for More Support for Local Talent as J-K Hosts First International Film Festival.
Until a few years ago, it was unimaginable in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir that any foreign businessman, filmmaker, mountaineer, writer, policymaker or sportsperson would enter the valley and enjoy Dal Lake by organizing world-class gatherings. Organizing a world film festival on the shores of the lake was no easy task. Given the turbulent conditions of the last 30 years, it had become the norm for the locals to remain confined to their…
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