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Film programmes are organized by DFF, as part of a larger programme for cultural exchange, arising out of bilateral agreements between the governments of India and a foreign country. These film programmes take place in two or three major cities of both countries, sometimes attended by a delegation from the country whose films are being shown.
Under the agreements, all local expenses are borne by the local government, while international travel and the transport of film prints are the responsibility of the foreign government. Usually, around six such programmes, featuring outstanding Indian films, are organised annually abroad, while another six film events take place in India, where major films of different countries are screened. |
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| Activities in Cultural Exchange Programme (CEP) in 2010 |
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| Bangladesh Film Festival |
| The festival was organized in collaboration with Bangladesh High Commission from16-18 April,2010. Shrimati Ambika Soni, Hon’ble Minister,I & B, inaugurated the festival with the screening of opening film”AYNA”. Prominent Film personalities from Bangladesh, Ms.Sarah Kabori, Mr. Faridur Reza Sagar, Mr.Tauquir Ahmed and Ms. Aupee Karim were present as special guest. In total 7 films “AYNA”, “ONTORJATRA”, “JOYJATRA”, “BACHELOR”, “RUPKATHAR GOLPO”, “MATIR MOINA”, and “AHA” were screened during the festival and all shows got a huge response. |
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| India Film Week in China |
Indian Film Week was organized in collaboration with Indian Embassy in three cities of China. The festival began in Beijing with Opening Ceremony on 24 June,10. The festival followed in Chongqing ( July 5-14,2010) and in Guangzhou( July 17-23,2010).
A package of ten films were screened during the festival. The films were The White Elephant , Gabricha Paus, Keshu, Pasanga, Antaheen, Shob Choritro Kalopnik, Oye Lucky ! Lucky Oye, Ek Cup Chya, Taare Zameen Par, and Harishchandrachachi Factory |
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| Chinese Film Fest in India |
| The festival was organized in collaboration with Chinese Embassy in Delhi(17 - 22 May,10), Kolkata (28th May-2nd June,10) and Pune (11-16June,10). A package of 9 Chinese films with English subtitle were screened during the festival. The films were “CONFUCIUS”, “ONE HUNDRED YUAN”, “TOGETHER”, “FIT LOVER”, “HUAYAO BRIDE IN SHANGRI-LA”, “THE ROAD HOME”, “LOOKING FOR JACKIE”, “YOU AND ME”, and “THE LAW OF ROMANCE” |
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| Indian Film Week In Egypt |
| The screening of contemporary Indian Film Week in Egypt was organized from 26th Sept. 2010 in collaboration with Indian Embassy in Cairo. The films screened during the festival week were JODHA AKBAR, A WEDNESSDAY, FIRAQ, OYE LUCKY!LUCKY OYE, and ANTAR DHWANI. These films were sent with Arabic subtitles and the festival received a huge response from the audience in Cairo. |
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| Indian Film Festival in Trinidad & Tobago |
The film festival began from November 17- 23, 2010 in collaboration with Indian Embassy in Port of Spain.
Ten films screened during the festival were: DEV.D, THE WHITE ELEPHANT, DHARAM, HAAT: THE WEEKLY BAZAAR, JANALA, KUTTY SHRANK, HARISHCHANDRACHI FACTORY, GULABI TALKIES, KANCHIVARAM, and LITTLE ZIZOU.
The festival was a huge success and it reflected the popularity of Indian Films in Trinidad & Tobago. |
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| What's New |
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59th National Films Awards Presented by Hon’ble Vice-President of India, Shri M. Hamid Ansari on 3rdMay 2012
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| Sirifort Auditorium Booking |
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