Get Ready For The Biggest International Celebration Of Indian Cinema With IFFM.

The 13th edition of the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne ) will spice things up with more accessible and engaging screenings and events.

The greatest yearly festival of Indian cinema held outside of India is the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne). The IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne) honours the best Indian cinema from the Indian subcontinent by showcasing some of the most innovative, inclusive, and varied films and directors.

For the audiences to enjoy both in-person and online in 2022, the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne) will screen over a hundred films from various genres, themes, and voices.

The audiences can immerse themselves in the world of brilliant cinema with the help of the various thrilling programmes that have been carefully planned by the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM).

The festival is bringing several internationally acclaimed films to the city, including Joyland, the Cannes Jury Prize Winner, which explores a family dealing with gender, identity, love, and individuality under patriarchal pressure. The festival is screening an impressive 100 films in 25 languages over eight days.

IFFM 2022 AWARDS NIGHT – it is almost here! Do not miss the chance to attend it on AUGUST 14, 2022, 5.30pm ONWARDS.

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Other films set to screen at the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne)  are:

• Ayena, which follows the aftermath of the two acid attack survivors.
• Fairy Folk, in which a genderless collective is gate-crashed by a tired and unhappy couple looking for meaning.
• Dug Dug, a satirical study of religion, mythology and cultural reverence by debut director Ritwik Pareek.

The IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne)  will show movies in theatres throughout Melbourne and free on its internet platform, allowing lovers of Indian cinema to watch from anywhere.

Samantha Prabhu, Abhishek Bachchan, and Tamannaah Bhatia, three of the biggest names in Indian cinema, will also make appearances at the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne).

The festival will also feature several events, such as the IFFM Dance Competition, an annual awards ceremony, a speaker series, and the traditional flag-hoisting ceremony to commemorate India’s Independence Day.

August 12–20 is the duration of the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne)  The official website of IFFM contains details about screening dates, venues, and events.

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The last two editions of the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne) were hosted virtually in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Mitu Bhowmick Lange, the festival director, said the IFFM (Indian Film Festival of Melbourne)  team is excited to bring the magic of the Indian cinema on the ground.