THE fourth day of the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) on Monday will showcase 67 films across 14 theatres in various categories.
Highlights include Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai in the Restored Classics section, the Iranian film Me, Maryam, the Children and 26 Others in the International Competition category, and Lifetime Achievement Award winner Ann Hui's works Boat People and The Postmodern Life of My Aunt.
The World Cinema section will feature Abhijit Mazumdar's Body, while the Festival Favourites category will screen Sean Baker's Anora and Grand Tour by Miguel Gomes.
Another major attraction of the day is the Aravindan Memorial Lecture by French music composer and producer Beatrice Thiriet, scheduled at 2.30pm.
The World Cinema section will also screen films like The Divorce, Young Hearts, and Viet and Nam.
In the Latin American section, The Longest Summer and The Freshly Cut Grass will be featured.
The Madhu Ambat Retrospective includes An Ode to Lost Love, while the Female Gaze category will showcase films such as Holy Cow and Sima's Song.
This story is from the December 16, 2024 edition of The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram.
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