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The 8th Siliguri International Film Festival started today. The programme is being organised jointly by the Siliguri Cine Society with the West Bengal Information and Cultural Affairs Department at Dinabandhu Mancha.
According to the organisers, 14 films from 12 countries would be screened in the festival during the six-day long film festival. The Valley of the Wolves, which depicts the political situation of Iraq, directed by Serdar Akar was screened today on the inaugural evening of the festival.
The general secretary of the SCS Mr Pradip Nag informed: “Selected films from the Kolkata Film Festival would be screened in the festival. Films from Brazil, Greece, Hungary, Poland, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sri Lanka and Iraq would be screened in the festival including one Indian film Drishtantham in Malayali language directed by Sukumar Nair.
Brazilian film producer Mr Antonio Urano inaugurated the film festival today. The director of the Kolkata Film Festival Mr Nilanjan Chattapadhya and urban development minister Mr Asok Bhattacharya were also present at the programme.

Courtesy: The Statesman