71st AAFT Festival Of Short Films Announced For August

International Film And Television Club (IFTC), an organization to promote film and television business in India has announced the opening of its 71st AAFT festival of short Digital films in the month of August 2011 with the new directors and their films on the show.

IFTC has already created an International record with the 70th edition of AAFT Festival Of Short Digital Films and now will continue its credits with 71st edition of AAFT FSDF being the only festival in the World to reach now to its 71st edition.

Many national and international organizations are going to be the part of this event. This time the festival will be for two days inclusive of seminar, art exhibition, workshop and screening of the films. ”We are very excited that we could create a World Record and Marwah Studios has attained new heights in the entertainment industry” said Sandeep Marwah President Marwah Studios.

Marwah Studios Venue of 4th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema

The Governing Council of 4th International Festival of Cellphone Cinema finalized the world renowned Marwah Studios as the venue of the festival designed from 14th to 15th January 2011 at the fastest growing film city at Noida.

“We have already working hard to make 4th IFCC a real popular festival World wide, I am sure this time we will be able to attract more entries from all over” said Sandeep Marwah well known Asian media personality and president of 4th IFCC.

“With the last experience and so many international and national festivals we have conducted in this complex, Marwah Studios is now very well equipped with all the facilities and provisions of all kinds” said Kalyan Sarkar the festival Director of 4th IFCC.

The festival will have seminar, workshops opening and closing ceremonies, screening and interaction programs during these two days.

Shantigiri Ashram Joins Hands With 3rd Global Film Festival Noida 2010

Santhigiri Ashram works towards fulfilling Navajyothi Sri Karunakara Guru's vision of a revitalized life involving spiritual, social, economic and cultural elements and now join hands with 3rd Global Film Festival Noida 2010 which is focusing on Children Films this time promoted by Asian Society of Film And Television.

Navajyothi Sree Karunakara Guru (born 1927, died 1999) was from Chandiroorr, Alleppey district Kerala. His teachings followed the theme of a global spiritual and cultural renaissance in harmony with material progress. He focused on the aspect of the soul that carries karmic merits and impurities that result in success or failure in life” said A.V.Nair President of Delhi Chapter of the Ashram.

With the above vision and process, the ashram functions as a training center; people can either stay at or visit the ashram and attend services and assimilate in the teachings of the Guru by doing karma - correct actions.

“We are happy to join hands with this internationally renowned organization as we will be able to project humanity taught by Guruji through films” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and Global Film Festival Noida 2010.