Thursday, 5 March 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Feature Film “Everything is Forever” from USA, Directed By Victor Zimet.

Croatian rock star Nenad Bach moved to New York in 1984, determined to use his music to spread the message of peace around the world. With a voice the New York Times says sounds like a cross between Lou Reed and Elton John, he has performed with everyone from Bono, Garth Hudson, and Brian Eno to Luciano Pavarotti—and has sold over a million records. An inspiring cinematic journey of reinvention.


NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short Film “Turning The Clock Back: The Bandhavgarh Gaur” from India, Directed By Anil Yadav.

Nobody knows how and why The Bandhavgarh Gaur disappeared from the park in early 1996. The world had virtually forgotten The Bandhavgarh Gaur by 2011, when the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh decided to recreate The Bandhavgarh Gaur population by translocation of 50 animals from Kanha National Park. It was a bold and unprecedented decision as India had neither the culture nor the capacity to bring back vanished populations, until then. This film documents the drama of despair and excitement, of death, near-deaths, and of ultimate success in conservation, as a lost species makes a full recovery to start breeding and reoccupying its ancestral habitat. The new population reached 75 by 2014, despite regular predation by tigers, and seems to be beyond extinction in the foreseeable future. Thanks to this daring endeavor, India can now dream of rehabilitating many other struggling or extinct ungulate populations, in well preserved habitats.



NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short Film “Terror” from India, Directed By Nilesh S Desai.

The protagonist loses his family in a blast that occurred in a local train.the victim was saved and taken to a  hospital where he undergoes life saving processes. In his subliminal state he recalls the dreadful images and the crippling experiences of his family and the people around the blast.His eyes radiate deep sadness and a sense of longing to meet his loved ones.



NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short Film “Who are you to judge her character?” from India, Directed By Anil Billore.

This video is captured at bus stop where we see two local guys started commenting by judging her appearance and on her phone conversation without knowing who is she?





Wednesday, 4 March 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short Animation Film “Carrots, Crown & Rollerblades” from United Kingdom, Directed By Jean-louis Pêcheur.

A young king had a dog for a best friend, until one fateful day a hot dog van came speeding down the street...



NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Almost Chet" from USA, Directed By Stefano Cominale.

Someone more and someone less, we all follow the flight of the phoenix. Windows open and close. Sometimes, for few people, they re-open at night. When the moon becomes the sun, when lines become notes. Chet Baker is a pretext, an icon, a flame to hold in the palm of your hand. A song to the passion that was there and that is still present. A song that breaks down time and space with the power of silence.



NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Feature Film “Mummyude Swantham Achus” from India, Directed By Raju Michael.

This movie is all about an honest officer. Roy who played officer role will be deputed to a remote village. He will be committed and sincere officer living with his family. Soon his son will be under mood disorder decease which turns Roy\'s life. Meanwhile he also faces trouble with corrupted colleagues in a land case. How Roy able to overcome them is the crux of the story.