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Sunaparanta – Goa Centre for the Arts announced a 4-day film festival ‘Goa in film @Sunaparanta from May 22 to 26. The focus of the festival is on documentaries and features made by Goan filmmakers on Goan themes and nine selected films will be screened over these four days at Sunaparanta amphitheatre.
“Goa has myriad stories to tell across its winding lanes and vast landscapes. Goan filmmakers have, in recent years, found voice to tell these stories, each in their own unique style. This film festival is a start – towards showcasing films that have the stamp of Goa. We hope this will start a movement towards building an audience as well as inspire filmmakers’, says Nalini Elvino De Sousa, the organiser.
The screening schedule will be as follows:
Wednesday, May 22
Film: A Cold Summer Night (2018) Directed by: Yash Sawant
Duration: 21 mins
Film: Scars (2017)
Written & directed by: Ronak Kamat
Duration: 17 mins
Friday, May 24
Film: Remembering Kurdi (2016) Director & Cinematographer: Saumyananda Sahi
Duration: 64 mins
Film: Saxtticho Koddo (2017)
Director & cinematography: Vince Costa
Duration: 38 mins
Saturday, May 25
Film: Caazu (2015)
Directed by: Ronak Kamat
Run-Time: 8 mins
Film: Juze (2017)
Written, Produced & directed by: Miransha Naik
Duration: 94 mins
Sunday, May 26
Film: Amchem Cantar Hanv Gaitam (2015)
Directed by: Ruth Lobo
Duration: 50 mins
Film: Dances of Goa (2013)
Directed by: Nalini Elvino de Sousa
Run-Time: 20 mins
Film: Shifting Sands (2013)
Produced & directed by: Sonio Filinto
Duration: 28 mins
The screenings will begin from 6.35 pm onwards at Sunaparanta Amphitheatre wherein film presentation by directors and post screening discussions moderated by Frederick Noronha, journalist. Entry free and the festival is open to all.
For any queries, contact Sunaparanta – Goa Centre for the Arts, 63/C-8, Near Army House, Altinho, Panaji, or call on +919370675100 or send an email to justina@sgcfa.org
