Srinagar, Sept. 9 -- By Dabirah Hassan/ Sameer HussainSrinagar- Jammu and Kashmir's storytelling talent, emerging filmmakers, artificial intelligence, international co-productions and Bollywood's renewed engagement with the Valley took centre stage on the third day of the inaugural International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK) on Wednesday.

The day's programme at SKICC and other festival venues featured discussions, masterclasses and interactive sessions involving filmmakers, actors, writers and cinema professionals.

The day began with an in-conversation session titled Echoes of the Chinar: Empowering J&K's Next Generation of Storytellers, focusing on youth, local institutions and emerging cinematic voices shaping the represe...