Noida: Today we are feeling
elevated as we are now marching towards the 100th edition
celebration of our festival, only of its kind in the World, very soon. Sandeep
Marwah introduced the AAFT Festival of Short Digital Films to the distinguished
guests and audience.
“What a grand show and a
huge number of 93, AAFT has proved that it is the most exclusive kind of film
school in the World. We have very strong ties with India and Sandeep Marwah is
representing them very successfully,” said Cultural Council Dr. Wilhelm Zoltonor and Director
of Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre, Embassy of Hungary in India at
the inauguration of 93rd AAFT Festival of Short Digital Films.
“Our bonds have grown with
Indo Afghanistan Cultural forum and especially the film projects it has
sponsored for Afghani film directors. I hope to start one short film in India
may be projected in the next festival of AAFT. I congratulate AAFT for creating
a World Record,” said Zubair Farghand Director Salam Cultural Forum and filmmaker
from Afghanistan.
“There are many women
issues, which can be projected through short films. Young film makers must take
up these issues,” said Dr. Manju Kalra Prakash Assistant Secretary General
FICCI.
“Art, culture, historical
monuments, and highlighting heritage can also be a very powerful subject for
short films. I am amazed to see the kind of work Marwah Studios has done. I
congratulate the whole team for organizing 93rd film festival,” added
Surbhi Gupta Director Rasika Arts & Design and Co Chairperson of Art &
Cultural Committee of PHD Chamber of Commerce.
Kumar Sheshvendra, Solution Manager, ICICI Bank and Prof. Kalyan Sarkar also spoke on the
occasion. The event was attended by large number of film television and media
professionals and media students.
Sandeep
Marwah presented life Membership of World Peace Development And Research
Foundation to Dr Wilhelm Zolton and life membership of International Film And
Television Club of AAFT to other dignities. The screening of films followed the
formal function. AAFT has started preparing for the 100th edition of
the festival.