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International Film Festival of India: Australia and New Zealand go Goa

The 41st International Film Festival of India (IFFI) is delighted to announce the largest ever selection of Australian and New Zealand films to screen in the festival's long history.
5 Oct 2010 12:00
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The films selected for screening at India’s biggest and most prestigious film festival are SAMSON & DELILAH, BOY (NZ), ANIMAL KINGDOM, HOME BY CHRISTMAS (NZ), BENEATH HILL 60, BRAN NUE DAE and MOTHER FISH.

Taking place in sunny Goa from 22 November to 2 December, the IFFI presents the best of Indian and world cinema and is the oldest film festival in Asia.

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