Slow & steady
The International Film Festival of India seems to be carving a niche for itself, writes Ervell E. Menezes

The 40th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) — that concluded recently in Goa — was not much different from the earlier festivals with its usual share of good, bad and indifferent films, and some glitches in management, but slowly the festival seems to be carving a niche for itself.
Though good care had been taken by the Directorate of Film Festivals (DFF) to bring in the best of films, there was still a feeling that "this year’s films were not as good as last year’s."

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