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Red Lorry Film Festival Returns to Mumbai with Oscar & BAFTA Nominated Films

The Red Lorry Film Festival is returning to Mumbai for its third edition in March. It will showcase a strong lineup of international films that have gained recognition at major awards like the Oscars, BAFTAs, Cesars, and Goya Awards. Leading titles include 'Sentimental Value,' 'Sirat,' and 'Hamnet,' which have multiple major award nominations. The festival will run from March 13 to 15, with passes available on BookMyShow.

Key Points: Red Lorry Film Festival Mumbai: Oscar, BAFTA Films

  • Features Oscar & BAFTA nominated films
  • Includes Cesar & Goya Award winners
  • Runs from March 13-15 in Mumbai
  • Passes available on BookMyShow
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Sentimental Value, Sirat and Hamnet lead Red Lorry Film Festival's award-winning lineup in Mumbai

Mumbai's Red Lorry Film Festival returns March 13-15, featuring award-winning global cinema like 'Sentimental Value,' 'Sirat,' and 'Hamnet'.

"bring some of the most talked-about international films to Indian movie buffs - Red Lorry Film Festival"

Mumbai, February 4

The Red Lorry Film Festival is set to return to Mumbai for its third edition, featuring a strong lineup of award-winning global films.

Set to begin in March, the festival will bring some of the most talked-about international films to Indian movie buffs.

This year, the festival is set to showcase multiple films that have gained attention at major award events, including the Oscars, BAFTAs, Cesars (France), and Goya Awards (Spain).

Leading the lineup are three major titles: 'Sentimental Value,' 'Sirat,' and 'Hamnet.' These films have received nominations at both the Academy Awards and BAFTAs, including in the Best Picture and Best International Feature categories.

Among them,' Sentimental Value,' directed by Joachim Trier and starring Renate Reinsve, Elle Fanning, and Stellan Skarsgard, has been one of the most talked-about European films this year. It has garnered strong recognition across several awards platforms.

The festival will also feature several films linked to France's Cesar Awards, including 'Case 137,' 'The Richest Woman in the World,' 'Leave One Day,' 'Colours of Time,' 'Nino,' and 'Sentimental Value,' as per a release.

From Spain, RLFF will screen Goya Award-recognized films such as 'The Portuguese House' and 'Sirat.'

In addition to Oscar nominees, the festival will also showcase films that were officially submitted by their respective countries for Oscar consideration. These include 'Late Shift' (Switzerland), 'I'm Not Everything I Want to Be' (Czech Republic), 'Reedland' (Netherlands), 'Sound of Falling' (Germany), 'No Other Choice' (South Korea), and 'The Love That Remains' (Iceland).

Festival passes will be available on BookMyShow. The Red Lorry Film Festival will begin on March 13 and conclude on March 15.

- ANI

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Arjun K
This is fantastic for film lovers. But I do wish the festival would also reserve a significant section for Indian independent cinema that competes on the global stage. A balance would be perfect.
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Rohit P
The lineup looks solid. 'Hamnet' was brilliant. Hope the ticket prices are reasonable so more students and young filmmakers can attend. These festivals are a great learning experience.
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Sarah B
As an expat living in Mumbai, this is exactly the kind of cultural event I love. Bringing award-season buzz to the city. The mix of European and Asian cinema is particularly exciting.
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Vikram M
Great initiative. Mumbai is, after all, the cinematic capital of India. It's only fitting we host world-class film festivals. Looking forward to 'Sirat' and 'The Portuguese House'.
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Kavya N
Hope they have good subtitles! 😅 Jokes aside, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience global storytelling. March can't come soon enough.

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