Indian Indie Filmmakers Form Collective to Address Industry Barriers

Over 120 Indian filmmakers and producers have established the Independent Filmmakers Assn. of India, a non-profit collective aimed at improving theatrical access, distribution, and streaming visibility for the country's independent cinema.

16 May, 04:35 — 16 May, 04:35

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India’s Indie Filmmakers Form Collective to Fight Theatrical and Streaming Barriers (EXCLUSIVE)

More than 120 Indian filmmakers and producers have united to establish the Independent Filmmakers Assn. of India, a not-for-profit collective designed to improve theatrical access, distribution pathways and streaming visibility for the country’s independent sector. IFAI made its formal public debut at the Cannes Film Festival, with actor-producer Anshuman Jha and filmmaker Devashish Makhija representing […]

By Naman Ramachandran

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