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Films selected for Imagineindia 2022

Bablu Babylon Se (Abhijeet Sarthi) SRFTI. India

Keep Safe Distance (Debottam Basu) SRFTI. India

The Tunnel (Mithun Chandran) SRFTI. India

Films selected for Imagineindia 2021

Like a Midnight Dream (Sharan Venugopal) SRFTI. India

Farzandi (Akshay Gouri) SRFTI. India

Two Sides (Mon Pal) SRFTI. India

Separation of Lovers (Ashokan Moorthy) SRFTI. India

Films selected for Imagineindia 2020

Motherhood (Kirti Singh) India. (SRFTI)

Films selected for Imagineindia 2019

Aakrosh (Princy Pal) India. (SRFTI)

Bhagavati (Aakash Nagraj Yankannavar) India. (SRFTI)

Boundary (Gaurav Puri) India. (SRFTI)

Films selected for Imagineindia 2018

Bhoomi (Mithun Chandran) India (SRFTI)

Rachis (Pratik Thakare) India (SRFTI)

Three Chapters of a Life in Chains (Roopkatha Purakayastha) India (SRFTI)

Scattered (Nikhilesh Matoo) India (SRFTI)

FILMS SELECTED for Imagineindia 2017

Gudh (Saurav Rai) India (SRFTI)
Edpa Kana (Niranjan Kumar Kujur) India (SRFTI)
Kamuki (Tomy Christo) India (SRFTI)
Randu Kurippukal (Gireesh Kumar K) India (SRFTI)

Gudh (Saurav Rai) 27 min. India (SRFTI)

Gudh reminisces those childhood memories, which perhaps everyone went through in life. Those obscure moments etched into our memories, which we find hard to correlate as grown-ups. It’s about Ajay, his childhood, his love for his mother, his village, its ongoing revolution and the changes it brings forth.

Edpa Kana (Niranjan Kumar Kujur) 26 min. India (SRFTI)

Ashok goes back from city to his village with an Agenda. At home he discovers that his parents have chosen for a bride for him. Caught between the dual realities of orthodox village life and his progressive city life he struggles to speak his mind

Kamuki (Tomy Christo) 24 min. India (SRFTI)

Divya, a 17 year old school girl realizes that she is pregnant from her estranged boyfriend. Disregarding her family and school obligations she sets out to find and claim him back to her life.

Randu Kurippukal (Gireesh Kumar K) 30 min. India (SRFTI)

An old couple, in their seventies, lives in a village, waits to see their daughter and grandson. But the only daughter who lives abroad with her child is reluctant to come back to her parents. Meanwhile the boatman in the village fails to solve the disagreement with his young wife. She leaves the one year old son with the boatman and goes away from the house. The decision taken by the boatman to overcome the dilemma changes the world around the old couple

SRFTI

Named after the legendary film maestro Satyajit Ray, the Institute has emerged as a national center of excellence which offers post-graduate program in Cinematic studies.

SRFTI has succeeded in articulating and disseminating classical and contemporary theories of praxis for the creative minds to leap into the world of professional practice : be it mainstream, parallel,art-house, experimental or non-fiction narratives.The Institute has crossed many mile stones towards a new paradigm of the art and craft of Film making.

Alumni have been winning accolades regularly through their mastery over film-making. They have been trendsetters, changing the course of film-making through the fusion of thought, craft and entrepreneurial abilities. By proving their mettle as dedicated professionals, they have increased the acceptability of current students in the complex and competitive world of film-making.

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