LUCKNOW, Oct. 25 -- The two-day Lucknow Film Festival Season 4 and Imaginarium 2026 concluded at SRS Cinemas in Gomti Nagar on Saturday, showcasing AI-driven filmmaking, international cinema, animation and gaming. Organised in collaboration with Uttar Pradesh Tourism, BBD Educational Group and SRS Cinemas, the festival featured masterclasses, film screenings, an AI hackathon showcase and discussions on the future of gaming. Major General Gautam Gupta, additional director general of the NCC Directorate, Uttar Pradesh, attended the event along with filmmaker Vaibhav Kumaresh and APAR Games CEO Huzaifa Arab. 'Spring in a Bottle' won Best AI-Assisted Film, while 'Trading Cards' bagged Best Animation and 'Cartapesta' won Best Documentary. 'Until Can Fly' was named Best Animation among films selected for the Lucknow Film Festival 2026. Other honours included Best Direction for 'Alfresco', Best Screenplay for 'Mahroh' and Best Sound Design for 'Killing a Traitor'. Festival director Renuka Tandon said the Lucknow Film Forum, an initiative of the Amren Foundation, aimed to connect traditional cinema with technology-driven storytelling and strengthen Uttar Pradesh's media and entertainment ecosystem. The festival ended with a screening of Oscar-nominated film 'Paro' and an interaction with Trupti Vilas Bhoir. AI hackathon winners and contributors Vibha Agarwal, Rachna Tandon, Namita Gupta and Sangeeta Banerjee were also recognised....