Women Filmmakers Shine at Mumbai International Film Festival

The 18th edition of the Mumbai International Film Festival will highlight works by women filmmakers from around the world. Featured films include thought-provoking narratives and documentaries. The event will run from June 15 to 21 at the FD-NFDC Complex, showcasing 118 films, including several premieres.

The 18th Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF) is set to spotlight narratives crafted by talented women filmmakers from across the globe.

This year, a special segment titled 'Asian Women Film' will present five distinctive films, each offering unique insights from women directors.

Films in this segment include 'American Dream' by Renee Shi and 'Tequila Sunset' by Jinsui Song from the U.S., 'Duet' by Turkish directors Ekin Ilkbağ and Idil Akkuş, 'Happy Independence Day' by Kazakhstan's Camila Sagyntkan, and 'Triangle' by Zhino Hadi Hasan from Iraq.

Running from June 15 to 21 at the FD-NFDC Complex, the festival will feature 118 films selected by expert committees for various competition sections, including eight world premieres.

Apart from the special showcase, the festival will screen compelling cultural documentaries such as 'Steps of Freedom - The Story of Irish Dance' and 'Flamenco: Passion in Danger'.

The event will also feature masterclasses and panel discussions with renowned filmmakers.

Established in 1990, MIFF aims to nurture cinematic talent and foster cultural exchange.

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