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31st International Film Festival of Kerala: Call for Entries!

The International Film Festival of Kerala invites filmmakers to submit their works by September 10. A celebration of cinema awaits!

Indian Cockroach Desk1 August 2026, 1:30 am IST1 min read
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The International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) is calling for entries for its 31st edition, with a deadline set for September 10. This annual event serves as a platform for filmmakers to showcase their creative works and engage with audiences from across the globe.

Filmmakers are encouraged to submit their films to participate in this prestigious festival, which is known for promoting diverse voices in cinema. The festival aims to foster a rich cultural dialogue through the medium of film, reflecting the spirit of artistic expression.

As reported by The Hindu, this is an exciting opportunity for creators to gain recognition and connect with fellow filmmakers and audiences. Don't miss your chance to be part of this cinematic celebration!

Source: The Hindu

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