European Union Film Festival Concludes in Delhi with French Flair
The 29th European Union Film Festival in Delhi ended with the screening of Jim's Story, a French comedy-drama. The festival featured 26 films in 31 languages, showcasing Europe's cultural diversity, and will continue in Kolkata and Hyderabad.
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The 29th European Union Film Festival (EUFF) has concluded in New Delhi, wrapping up an enthralling ten-day event with the French comedy-drama 'Jim's Story' directed by Jean-Marie and Arnaud Larrieu.
The festival kicked off on November 7 with 'La Chimera', a work by celebrated Italian director Alice Rohrwacher. This edition of EUFF brought to audiences 26 award-winning films across 31 languages, offering insights into the rich tapestry of European society and culture.
Curator Veronica Flora expressed her satisfaction, highlighting the festival's ability to convene diverse narratives and foster conversation. The EUFF will now move on to Kolkata and Hyderabad in its ongoing journey across India.
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