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The 8th edition of BIFFES, the Bengaluru International Film Festival had an array of interesting workshops and lectures that were among the key highlights of the festival. Prominent among them was the Late V.K.Murthy memorial lecture delivered by noted Indian Cinematographer, Anil Mehta. V.K.Murthy, the renowned cinematographer and Dadasaheb Phalke Awardee is celebrated for his work in classics…

0SHARESshare on facebookshare on twitter Very rarely do film technicians get the applause they deserve. We are so obsessed with our stars that even the director takes a back seat. Not that this is unusual, it happens everywhere. Yet, the lack of awareness in our country, of the skilled technicians and artists who make the film come alive, is…

18SHARESshare on facebookshare on twitter The first month of 2016 has 3 international film fests happening across the country: Pune, Bangalore and Mumbai. The 8th edition of BIFFES, the Bengaluru International Film Festival will be held during January 28, 2016 to February 4, 2016 & the festival just released its’ list of films in competition this year. The separate competition sections…

The 6th Bangalore International Film Festival was held from the 26th of December 2013 to the 2nd of January 2014, to find information regarding this Film Festival I first decided to read the Deccan Herald for news on this event but then there were only two articles that I found and they were not the articles that I was actually looking for, I therefore decided to pick up the Times of India as a lot of people told me that the Times of India actually had more information regarding this topic as compared to the other Newspapers that were available.

  One of the most interesting parts of the Film Festival was the inauguration, as per the newspapers the Festival was inaugurated by a the famous Tamil Actor Kamal Haasan and our very own Chief Minister Siddaramaiah at the Jnana Jyothi Auditorium, Central College Campus at 5:30 pm. I spoke to Nidhi Yalburgi, a student of St. Josephs College who attended the Inaugural Ceremony of the Bangalore International Film Festival, she said that only the invitation card holders were allowed to enter the auditorium. She also said that the police were very impatient and treated the people very badly. This made the crowd very impatient and in turn created a lot of chaos, the police were also very rude with the people, in fact one of the volunteers himself who went out to give something to his friend wasn’t allowed to reenter the inauguration.

  Around 160 films from 45 countries that were screened in 4 different venues during this one week Film Festival out of which there were 14 films that were entered for the 86th Academy Awards for the best foreign language film. The Film Festival was a big hit and a lot of people actually attended it. I spoke to Veena Carmel another student of St. Josephs College who attended the Film Festival to ask her about how she liked the Festival and what she found surprising about the Festival. "I watched the 'Golden Cage', a mexican Film and 'August Fools' another amazing film." There were a huge number of people who gathered for the movie and some were also sent back home due to shortage of space in the theatre, she added. She also happened to meet Jouko Seppälä the cinematographer of the film "August Fools", he said he likes India and the Kannada films that are being screened here, said Veena. 

People I spoke to:

Nidhi Yalburgi

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St. Josephs College, Bangalore

  Veena Carmel

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