Srinagar, Sept. 7 -- Today, Jammu and Kashmir steps into a new cultural chapter as the curtain rises on its first-ever International Film Festival of J&K (IFFJK). More than a celebration of cinema, the festival is an opportunity to present J&K to the world through the language of stories, creativity and culture. For a region that has long been associated with breathtaking landscapes and a rich artistic tradition, cinema offers another powerful window to showcase its identity. The festival, therefore, arrives at an important moment. It can help transform Kashmir from merely a backdrop for films into a destination for filmmakers, storytellers and creative talent. The response itself is encouraging. With more than 1,100 entries from nearly 8...