Entries open for Shimla film fest

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Shimla, July 5

Filmmakers were today allowed to submit their entries for the 7th edition of the International Film Festival of Shimla (IFFS) in the international, national and state categories, besides feature and documentary films, and short and animation films. The last date for the submission of the entries is August 31. Filmmakers can submit their entries on the festival website or the portal-film freeway, said Festival Director Pushp Raj Thakur. He added that many independent filmmakers had made movies even during the Covid time and they were looking for a platform for their screening. — TNS

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