Renowned filmmaker and Jury Chairperson on Monday said that India has unparalleled content and technological prowess which enriches the global cinema.
Shekhar Kapur, on Monday along with other International Jury Members of interacted with delegates.
They shared their profound experiences and insights on watching the films nominated for the Golden Peacock Award of IFFI.
Kapur said that the selection committee has done a remarkable curation of films.
바카라India's unparalleled content and technological prowess enriches global cinema. India has the world's largest base of content and technology and festivals like IFFI help the rest of the world understand the culture of India,바카라 Shekhar Kapur said.
Speaking about the growing use of Artificial Intelligence in film making in India, he said 바카라there is no final authority in a creative work.바카라
Jerome Paillard said that discovering diverse films and networking for collaborations is the biggest benefit of going to a film festival.
Catharine Dussart lauded the plethora of films in competition and the Film Bazaar's instrumental role in connecting distributors and producers.
바카라It is very helpful for distributors and producers who come to discover new projects for co-production,바카라 she said.
Helen Leake highlighted the festival's role in uniting disparate film industries. 바카라The partnership of different film industries has become much connected through IFFI,바카라 Helen said.
In her remarks, José Luis Alcaine said, 바카라watching and judging films of diverse stories, cultures and styles was a great experience.바카라
The International Jury will select the winner of the coveted Best Film Award which includes the 'Golden Peacock' and Certificates for the Director and Producer.
Apart from the Best Film, the Jury will also determine winners in the Best Director, Best Actor (Male), Best Actor (Female) and Special Jury Prize categories.
In IFFI 54, the 바카라International Competition바카라 is a selection of 15 acclaimed feature films of important genres, representing the emerging trends in film making.
This year, the festival received a record breaking 2,926 entries from 105 countries.
