Wednesday, 28 January 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Ilgu: smell your desire" from United Kingdom, Directed By Yulia Maximova.

It is a dark adult fairy tale about the power of secret wishes. Amelia (40) lives alone with her budgie. She thinks that she knows everything about herself, until she meets a strange boy, who calls himself Ilgu and promises to grant her wish.



NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Feature Film “Der Imker : The Beekeeper” from Switzerland, Directed By Mano Khalil.

The moving story of a beekeeper’s fate. He lost everything in the turmoil of the Turkish-Kurdish war: his wife and children, his homeland and, with the loss of over 500 colonies of bees, also his livelihood. The only thing remaining is his love of bees and his unwavering trust in individual human beings, regardless of origin. Following a long odyssey fraught with deprivation, the beekeeper finds his way back to his passion in Switzerland.



Tuesday, 27 January 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Little Big George" from India, Directed By Priyanka Tanwar.

Little Big George is a very warm, innocent and fun loving film; about a little boy named George actually Georgy Porgy who loves to eat, but most importantly loves to cook! His small little brain is a treasure island of recipes waiting to be explored, discovered, cooked and tasted.



Friday, 23 January 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Shaque" from India, Directed By Mustafa Sabuwala.

Shaque is a story about a wife who is the victim of suspecting her husband having an affair with his secretary. It explains the depth and madness of love of a wife and to what extent can an anger take her.



Tuesday, 20 January 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Echoes of Ship Breaking" from India, Directed By Prathamesh V. Rane.

In this documentary we will be entering through the backdoor of the ship breaking industry to see “how the industry processes labour and ships, the industry's questionable history regarding worker laws, its effect on the environment, and its contribution to India and the future of ship-breaking industry”.



Sunday, 18 January 2015

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Feature Film “Born” from Spain, Directed By Claudio Zulian.

Based on real events, the film follows the adventures of coppersmith Bonaventura, his sister Marianna and the rich merchant Vicenç, with whom both have pending issues. All of them lived at the beginning of c XVIII in the disappeared neighbourhood of El Bornet in Barcelona. Three persons facing up to a time of big social, political and also intimate mutations. A time that still being ours.