Films Division shared the news that two of their documentaries, Mizo Soundscapes by Joshy Joseph and Ripples Under the Skin by Farha Khatun, were selected in the Competition Section (short documentary) of International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK) later this month.
It's time to celebrations again!
— @Films_Division (@Films_Division) August 10, 2022
Two documentaries of Films Division "Mizo Soundscapes" (Joshy Joseph) and "Ripples Under the Skin" (Farha Khatun) are selected in Competition Section of 14th International Documentary & Short Film Festival of Kerala (#IDSFFK) 2022.@MIB_India pic.twitter.com/21MWEOoqA0
The 14th edition will be held at Thiruvananthapuram from 26-31 August.
The International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) made the announcement and shared the festival creative on Twitter:
14th #IDSFFK!#NewProfilePic pic.twitter.com/29ZND2Xlg4
— International Film Festival of Kerala (@iffklive) August 12, 2022
Other films in the competition section include Joshua Quadros's Armature, Parthajit Baruah's Brush Stroke, Ardehl Nainan's Fantasy Parks, Nishanth Gurumurthy's Gopi, Sohil Vaidya's Murmurs Of The Jungle, Bijoy Chowdhury's My Son And His Grandfather, Debankon Singh Solanky's New Classroom, The Third Eye's Digital Educators's Night Time In Small Town India, Rishi Chandna's Party Poster, JJ Abraham's Salt And Sugar, Muntaha Amin's Siege In The Air, Priya Naresh's Small-Time Cinema, James Khangenbam’s The Fireline, Shirley Abraham and Amit Madheshiya's The Great Abandonment, Miriam Chandy Menacherry's The Leopard's Tribe and Neelansh Mittra's Why Wander Outside?.
IFFK had recently announced that after two years of a delayed festival due to the pandemic, IFFK will be held in December, according to its original schedule.
IDSFFK is organised by the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy for the department of cultural affairs, government of Kerala.