India allows screening of 24 films for 18th IDSFFK festival
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The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has granted screening permission for 24 films previously restricted at the 18th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala.
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- The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting approved 24 out of 31 initially restricted films for the 18th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala.
- This decision follows legal action initiated by the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy against the ministry.
- The newly cleared films will begin screening on the third day of the festival.
- Festival organizers will publish an updated schedule on the event website and notify delegates via mobile messaging.
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- Screening of the 24 newly approved films starting from the third day of the festival.
- Publication of the updated exhibition schedule on the official IDSFFK website.
- Potential developments regarding the remaining seven films that were not granted permission.
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