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Earlier it was announced that producer Vivek Paul’s International Short film & Documentary festival, titled ‘The Great Indian Film Festival (TGIFF)’, would be held in March. But the organisers decided to push it because of the COVID-19 situation in the country. And since the number of cases continue to soar, the festival has been pushed further.
A source says, “The festival was supposed to be held in Mumbai for two days at Andheri PVR. Alongside some big films of Oscar fame as well, the two-day event was expected to feature short films from all over the world. While that plan remains unchanged, the organisers have decided to delay the film festival further, given the current Coronavirus situation in the state.”
Started in Gurugram with an aim to provide a global platform to the young as well as experienced filmmakers to showcase their short films & documentary, The festival will screen more than 65 movies from across the world Interestingly. Apart from India, short filmmakers from across 18 countries, including Russia, US, Taiwan, Iran, Singapore, Canada, Tehran, Czech Republic and Italy, have submitted their films to TGIFF which will be screened during the two day festival
