Lights. Camera. Action

The Pune International Film Festival (PIFF) is back in the city and in its tenth edition it promises to surprise you with a line-up of great films, lots of awards and hobnobbing with the who's who of Indian Cinema.u00a0This year, PIFF is showcasing more that 240 films that will be screened at 10 screens across the city.u00a0

A tribute section will screen movies with an aim to pay homage to veteran actors. The movie titled Bhimsen Joshi directed by James Beveridge, Midnight Cowboy -- A tribute to John Barry directed by John Schiesinger and Through the eyes of a painter directed by MF Hussain are some of the must-watch movies.

The Marathi cinema segment will feature movies such as Khel Mandla, Yada Yada Hi Dharmasya and reputed director Gajendra Ahire's Nau Savanau Chi Vel Hoti.

The outstanding contribution to Indian cinema award will be given to Amitabh Bacchan and Asha Bhonsle. Actor, director and singer Sachin Pilgaonkar and music composer Illayaraja will be felicitated at the event as well.

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At CityPride (Kothrud), R-Deccan (Deccan Gymkhana), CityPride Abhiruchi (Sinhagad Road), E-Square (University Road), Inox (Camp) and NFAI (Law College Road).

Catalogue and ticket fees Rs 500, for film club members, students and senior citizens: Rs. 300. Seats are available on a first-come-first-serve basis.u00a0

Log on to https://www.puneinternationalfilmfestival.com/pdf/piff-10/movie-list.pdf

Director: Alex Ross Perry

A comic symphony of disappointment and forgiveness is the best way to describe this movie. it was the official selection for Festival del Film Lacarno, AFI fest, and the Vienna International Film festival.u00a0