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Kolkata International Film Festival To Be Held Virtually From 8-15 January Bengali

Kolkata International Film Festival To Be Held Virtually From 8-15 January

The 26th Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) that was supposed to be held from November 5 to 12 last year will be held from 8 to 15 January virtually. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced that the ceremony will be held on a smaller scale. ## Taking to Twitter, Mamata Banerjee also confirmed that superstar Shah Rukh Khan will virtually attend the inaugural ceremony on January 08. ## "Together we will overcome this pandemic. But the show must go on. We are going ahead with #KIFF 2021 virtually, on a smaller scale. Glad that my brother @iamsrk will join us virtually at the inaugural event on Jan 8, 4pm. Watch Kolkata International Film Festival live", the tweet from CM's official Twitter handle read. ## Together we will overcome this pandemic. But the show must go on. We are going ahead with #KIFF 2021 virtually, on a smaller scale. Glad that my brother @iamsrk will join us virtually at the inaugural event on Jan 8, 4pm. Watch Kolkata International Film Festival live— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) January 6, 2021 ## Among 1,170 movies that were submitted for consideration, the KIFF authorities have selected 132 feature films, documentaries and short films to be screened virtually. Among these 132 films, there are 81 feature films, 50 short films, and documentaries from as many as 45 countries.## Stay tuned...

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Covid-19: Bengal cinema halls to remain shut this month (Lead) Bengali

Covid-19: Bengal cinema halls to remain shut this month (Lead)

Kolkata, March 17 (IANS) All cinema halls in West Bengal will remain closed till March 31, while film shoots in the state would remain suspended upto March 30 in view of the novel coronavirus threat, various stakeholders announced on Tuesday. ## "We have decided that all cinema halls will remain shut till March 31 and the decision will come into effect immediately," an Eastern India Motion Pictures Association (EIMPA) official told the media. State minister Aroop Biswas announced all shoots have been cancelled till March 30. ## The minister, considered the bridge between the government and the film industry, held a meeting with various bodies of artistes, technicians, producers and film channels on tthe situation. ## The EIMPA official said though the industry would suffer huge losses, the priority now was to take all measures to combat the lethal disease."There will be huge losses if cinema halls and all film shoots are closed for such a long period, considering the present situation of the Bengal film industry. We will use time till March 31 to find out ways to recover the losses," she said. ## Television serials and soaps which do not have fresh episodes ready, will go for repeat telecasts. The decisions came a day after state Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee stressed on closing down all cinema halls for the time being to help tackle the Covid-19 threat. ## The entire matter would be revisited after Banerjee holds a review meeting on March 30. ## For more and the latest news about Bengali, stay tuned to us.

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