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Get an overdose of 102 films in just 7 days

Updated on: 09 November,2010 06:38 AM IST  | 
Priyanjali Ghose |

City cinephiles are in for a rare treat as they will get to watch cinema from all over the world and India in the next seven days at this International Film Festival 2010

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City cinephiles are in for a rare treat as they will get to watch cinema from all over the world and India in the next seven days at this International Film Festival 2010

The Karnataka Chalanachitra Academy (KCA) in collaboration with the Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI) is challenging you to take part in a giant movie marathonu00a0where 102 films will be shown across four venues over the next seven days. Picked by state selection committee and approved by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting India, this film festival will showcase cinema from all across the globe.


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Not only Bangalore, the festival will also grace other districts like Bidar, Dharwar, Shimoga and Mangalore throughout the month.

Sharing that the movies to be shown in Bangalore are chosen with special care, TS Nagabharana, chairman of KCRA says, "This is the first time that something like this has been organised in Bangalore. Here the city is already exposed to a lot of different kinds of films but our selection aims to show them experimentation in cinema. The idea is to develop a taste for films that don't have a regular narrative style."


According to HN Narahari Rao, FFSI director and artistic director of the festival, the event is also designed to promote good cinema in the rural states of Karnataka. The festival is entirely on DVD format and will include 100 titles from nearly 20 countries.

Explaining that the DVD format was also chosen to encourage youngsters to shoot short digital films of various kinds, Rao says, "While for rural areas, we are showing films that are even 10-years-old, Bangalore will see fresh films from Taiwan, Korea and other countries that have never been showcased before."

So if you are ready to take a break from the regular films and are open to witness conventional stories narrated in an unconventional way on screen, then this festival is meant for you.

At: Suchitra Film Society, BSK II Stage
On till:l November 14, 11 am onwards
At: Seva Sadan, Malleswaram
On: from November 9 to 12, 11 am
At: Samprati, Malleswaram
On: from November 13 to 15, 11 am onwards
At: Yavanika State Youth Centre, Nrupathunga Road
On: till November 14, 11 am onwards
For: Rs 200 (Student concession Rs 100 on producing ID)
Call: 2213 3410/2213 3441


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