Guwahati: The filmmaker of Kalita Kalita displays the film bridge, which throws light on the destruction and difficulties brought to Assam villages every year, among 12 films that are currently seen by judges who will eventually choose the Osper India to Oscars.
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The 18 member panel has started the film selection in the cinema hall in Kolkata, said the source.
“The bridge is between 12 films chosen as part of Indian entries for the best international features.
This will be filtered before the jury and the process is coordinated by the Indian Film Federation.
So it’s just an Indian entry for selection.
Chosen by India must compete with entries from the country Others to make it to the Oscars short list, “an industrial industry professional who became acquainted with the process to TOI.
The director said this was a very good news for the Assamse film because it would reach a wider audience now.
“This is good news for me and the Assamese film industry.
This award is a great recognition for the brotherhood of the film Assamese.
This recognition will certainly increase the confidence of the country’s young filmmakers.
And also the film, which highlighted the eternal problem – Flood Assam – will get A wider platform, “said Kalita Toi.
The bridge, which pocketed the award “said specifically”, at the Indian international film festival in the Goa this January, is arranged in Assam and is a colorful canvas of the struggle of an unusual teenage girl being along the edge of the Perkasa tributary.
Brahmaputra.
Every year, Brahmaputra and the tributaries flood many villages and cultivation of destruction.
Kalita said the protagonist of the film Jonaki passed the unusual struggle caused by flooding.
His fate was exacerbated by the absence of a bridge above the river.
The National Award-winning filmmaker of Rima Das Rockstars, a feature of Assamese language, is the first film from Assam who was chosen as an Indian official entry for the best foreign language film category of the 2019 Academy Award (Oscar).
Assam film among 12 Oscar hopes
