Forrás: MTI | 2014. 01. 08. 11:22:35
The ten-day event will feature great Indian classics, recent box-office hits, comedies, thrillers and the newest international award-winning productions, the centre said. The festival will show besides titles in Hindi other productions made in the Telugu language used by 74 million people in south-eastern India, in Marathi spoken by 70 million in the country's central-western region and in Malayalam, used by 37 million in the south-west.
The festival will open on February 7 in the Puskin cinema with Ketan Mehta's 1987 drama The Spices addressing unusually openly the fully subordinate status and exposure of women in India's society. Other films include 1975 action-adventure Embers, the recent comedy 3 Idiots and the latest hit The Lunchbox.
The festival will also feature three public talks about India's cinema.
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