IFFI Goa

20/05/2026

20/05/2026

At the 18th Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF), Swiss animation filmmaker Georges Schwizgebel chaired a masterclass titled “Georges Schwizgebel’s Approach to Animation”, offering audiences a close look at his celebrated career and distinct visual style.

With over five decades of work, he reflected on a practice shaped by hand crafted animation, often using acrylic painting and experimental methods. His films are widely known for the strong connection between music and imagery that creates a lyrical flow on screen.

The session highlighted how Schwizgebel continues to build meaning through image and sound beyond dialogue.

20/05/2026

A MIFF delegate pass opens the door to a complete festival experience.
As a delegate, you get the opportunity to attend film screenings, masterclasses, panel discussions and interactive sessions with renowned filmmakers and industry voices from around the world. It is also a chance to discover new ideas, build meaningful connections and experience films beyond the screen.
Whether you are a filmmaker, student, creator or passionate film enthusiast, MIFF offers a space to learn, engage and be part of a vibrant creative community.

Delegate registrations for the 19th MIFF are open. Join us and be part of the journey.

19/05/2026

19/05/2026

At the Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF) 2022, the industry celebrated the 30th anniversary of the legendary film, "Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama" (1993). This groundbreaking project stands as the first-ever animation co-production between India and Japan. By beautifully blending classic Japanese manga aesthetics with traditional Indian Ravi Varma art, it created a timeless visual masterpiece.

Be part of the next chapter in cinematic history. Delegate registration for the upcoming edition of MIFF is open. Secure your pass today to connect with global creators and attend exclusive screenings.

19/05/2026

18/05/2026

Films can do more than tell stories. They can shape perspectives, start conversations, and leave us seeing the world a little differently.

In the 18th edition of MIFF, Shri Sudhir Mungantiwar reminds us, cinema reflects society and holds the power to inspire transformation, sometimes through a single moment, a single scene, or a single dialogue.

18/05/2026

In Zima, directors Tomek Popakul and Kasumi Ozeki create a world that feels both distant and deeply familiar. Through stark monochromatic visuals and restrained bursts of colour, they shape a haunting winter landscape where warmth and violence exist side by side.

What makes Zima worth watching is the way it communicates through mood and feeling rather than explanation.
For those drawn to animation that challenges form and expands the possibilities of storytelling, Zima is a reminder that cinema can be felt as much as it can be understood.