Eight documentaries selected for the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala are in limbo after the Union I&B Ministry’s ban on censor exemption for the festival. The uncertainty has cast a shadow over the event’s documentary section, leaving filmmakers and organisers waiting for a decision that could determine whether the films screen at all.
"Filmmakers Face Uncertain Wait as IDSFFK Awaits Censor Exemptions After Union Ban"
Eight documentaries selected for the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala are in limbo after the Union I&B Ministry’s ban on censor exemption for the festival. The uncertainty has cast a shadow over the event’s documentary section, leaving filmmakers and organisers waiting for a decision that could determine whether the films screen at all.
Filmmakers Face Uncertain Wait as IDSFFK Awaits Censor Exemptions After Union Ban
RDU Global Wire
India Entertainment & Culture Desk
Eight documentaries selected for the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala are in limbo after the Union I&B Ministry’s ban on censor exemption for the festival. The uncertainty has cast a shadow over the event’s documentary section, leaving filmmakers and organisers waiting for a decision that could determine whether the films screen at all.
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