A window to IFFK’s glorious past
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Photo exhibition takes visitors through evolution of fest over years
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Director Jayaraj and actor Sajitha Madathil at the venue of the photo exhibition at Saritha theatre in the city on Wednesday.
Photo exhibition takes visitors through evolution of fest over years
The late poet Ayyappa Panicker sitting amidst a bunch of wide-eyed youngsters on a flight of stairs with his unassuming smile is one of the many attractions of the photo exhibition being organised at Saritha theatre to mark the silver jubilee of the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) that got under way here on Wednesday.
IFFK is about bringing good cinema, says Bina Paul
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Artistic director Bina Paul reminisces her journey with the fete since its inception
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Artistic director Bina Paul reminisces her journey with the fete since its inception
For acclaimed film editor Bina Paul, the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) is never just another event in the annual festival circuit having associated with it since its inception. As the festival celebrates its silver jubilee during the course of which it grew in stature, Ms. Paul, the artistic director of the festival, also has much to celebrate as she reminisces the roller-coaster journey from the early days of logistical nightmares to the recent edition of pandemic-induced challenges as it is being held in multiple locations.
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A challenge considering that academy has only minimal staff: Kamal
The conduct of the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) in multiple locations remains impractical in view of the logistical hurdles in organising it, according to the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy.
The pandemic crisis had triggered the decision to hold the 25th edition of the festival in four districts. “But it is a challenge for the academy considering the fact that it has only minimal staff to carry out the preparations. We have to bring the support systems from one place to another,” said Kamal, chairman of the academy.
Bina Paul, vice chairperson of the academy and artistic director of the IFFK, said it was a difficult task to shift the festival from one location to another. “It was only because of COVID-19 that we had to shift it out of Thiruvananthapuram,” she said.