Indian Film Festival Stuttgart: News
Article Bengali
Priyanka More's Bengali film Ghasjomi to have world premiere at 19th Indian Film Festival Stuttgart
Directed by Sumantra Roy, the film tells the story of two women who meet by chance.
Article Bundeli
Cinema is a medium that gives you voice, says actress-director Rukshana Tabassum
Rukshana Tabassum's short film Dammy examines the desire of a widower to change his sex to care for his infant child.
Review Hindi
Someday review: Loving portrait of a mother-daughter relationship in pandemic times
Actress Shefali Shah’s directorial debut captures the mental and emotional fatigue of frontline warriors.
Review Bengali
Coldfire review: Fiction comments on reality in this dystopian sci-fi drama
Actor Riddhi Sen’s directorial debut offers food for thought on the class divide and consumerist culture.
Review Hindi
Naap review: Heartfelt drama about choices in the face of despair
Harshit Acharya’s directorial debut tackles the subject of sexual harassment in everyday life.
Review Tamil
Rettai Jadai review: A heart-warming tale of sisterhood
The Tamil short delves into the friendship between two girls who stand by each other.
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Jeo Baby’s The Great Indian Kitchen, Girish Kasaravalli’s Illiralare Allige Hogalaare win top prizes at Stuttgart
The festival in Germany showcased 40 feature films, shorts and documentaries from all over India.
Article Kannada
Every character in Koli Taal is based on people I have encountered, says director Abhilash Shetty
Writer-director Shetty speaks about his debut feature film which has been selected for the Indian Film Festival Stuttgart 2021.
Article Bengali
Supriya Prasad’s documentary Portrait Of A Willow Woman heads to Stuttgart
The film is about an 82-year-old indigenous woman from Meghalaya who follows traditional healing practices.
Article
The Great Indian Kitchen, The Tenant, Barah by Barah head to 18th Indian Film Festival Stuttgart
The event, where 40 feature films, short films and documentaries will be showcased, will be held online from 21- 25 July.
Article Hindi
I believe I have had a rebirth after completing Barah By Barah, says director Gaurav Madan
The film had its international premiere at the 24th Shanghai International Film Festival and will also be at the Indian Film Festival Stuttgart.
Article Hindi
In The Shadows heads to London, Munich, Stuttgart film festivals
The psychological drama, directed by Dipesh Jain, continues its festival run, this time in Europe.