Cinema Finds Its Rhythm
Srinagar, Sept. 9 -- The second day of the first International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir brought the Valley alive with stories, images and voices from different corners of the cinematic world. With around 70 films, including feature films, documentaries and shorts, screened across venues, the festival moved beyond being a ceremonial gathering and began to feel like a genuine celebration of cinema. From intimate human stories to powerful documentaries and international productions, the day's screenings demonstrated the extraordinary ability of cinema to cross borders without needing a common language. Films such as Laila Majnu, Mirzapur, Dear Father, Bramhakamal and a range of international and Indian short films offered audiences r...
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