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Film institute films for IFFI

PANAJI: As part of the ongoing golden jubilee celebrations, Film and Television Institute of India, Pune, will screen the best of its five student films in the Special Section during IFFI 2010.

The films selected for screening are “37 Down Manmad Passenger” directed by Kumar Shahani, “Awashesh” directed by Girish Kasarvalli, “Bodhvriksha” directed by Rajan Khosa, “Jee Karta Tha” directed by Hansa Thapliyal and “Kramasha” directed by Amit Dutta.

The film institute is featuring 20 films made by its students in the festival this year.

These have been included under various sections such as Indian Panorama, Special Section and Student Film Package and Film School: New Risk Takers.

While three student films, “Motorbike” (directed by Radhika Murthy), “Surang” (directed by Anurag Goswami) and “Shyam Raat Seher” (directed by Arunima Sharma) have been selected for the Indian Panorama section of IFFI, the New Risk Takers Package has 12 films.

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