India, Oct. 24 -- The 42nd edition of Warsaw Film Festival, which showcased 190 films, 132 features and 58 shorts, across 330 screenings, 102 of them world, international or regional premieres, was indeed a treat for cinema lovers. Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut, starring Julianne Moore, and Hans Petter Moland's Growth of the Soil opened the festival. Danny Boyle's Ink, Paul Greengrass's The Uprising and Paolo Strippoli's The Spiral were the Centrepieces. John Trengove's The Smell of Apples, a South African-Dutch-Chilean adaptation of Mark Behr's 1993 novel about a sheltered white boy who gradually grasps the horrors of apartheid, closed the festival. A quiet Polish drama about a woman who steps into a stranger's life took the top honour at ...