Stream-Story: A Cinematic Tribute to Himachal's Timeless Water Channels
A documentary film highlighting the ancient water channels of Himachal Pradesh, titled 'Stream-Story,' received a prestigious recognition in Paris. The film, produced by IGNCA, celebrates the intricate kuhl systems and their cultural significance. Sponsored by the French Ministry of Culture, it emphasizes intangible cultural heritage.
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The centuries-old water channels of Himachal Pradesh have taken the spotlight in a prestigious documentary film festival in Paris.
'Stream-Story,' a film by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, received the Special Mention - Intangible Cultural Heritage Award 2025 at Cinéma du Réel, as announced by the Ministry of Culture.
The documentary, a poetic tribute to the kuhl irrigation systems, explores the deep connections between people, nature, and tradition through a captivating visual experience.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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