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Indian Films to Shine at Moscow International Film Week Moscow International Film Week: A Global Cinematic Extravaganza From August 23 to 28, India will participate in Moscow International Film Week. The event will transform Russia’s capital into a vast cinematic hub, featuring 18 Indian films and a host of representatives from the Indian film industry. Organised by the Moscow Department of Culture and the Agency of Creative Industries, MIFW aims to expand creative and professional contacts creative and professional contacts, as well as cooperation in the field of cinema. With participation from over 40 countries, including distinguished delegations from India, China, Turkey, Iran, Egypt, Thailand, and CIS countries, the festival promises to be a major event for the international community. In addition to Indian films, the Moscow International Film week will feature over 300 screenings, showcasing Russian and more than 70 international films. «Moscow International Film Week will be held at 100 venues presenting about 200 events every day. The event will introduce Russians to the latest Indian films and will contribute to the creation of joint projects between Moscow and India, as a large business program is planned and the Indian delegation is one of the largest. Moscow is an attractive choice for Indian productions – Russia offers effective production facilities, digital and logistical support. Several film festivals will coincide with Moscow International Film Week, offering visitors the chance to see films produced in Russia. Screenings will take place at various venues, from traditional cinemas to unique locations such as open-air pools, hotel rooftops, parks, and floating cinemas, providing a diverse viewing experience», said Alexey Fursin, Minister of the Moscow Government and Head of the Department of Culture of the City of Moscow. The event will be attended by actors, directors and producers from different countries, including Indian film producer Swapna Dutt and film director Nag Ashwin.

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