On the second day of the Third International Film Festival on Tribal Art and Culture 2013 (IFFTAC 2013), 27 films were screened under (IFFTAC) at State Museum and Tribal Museum.
The audiences took the pleasure to watch short movies and documentaries made on the tribes of India as well as across the world. Out of these 27 movies, some of them are award-winning movies. While most of the movies dealt with the grievance of the local tribes from the remote and tribal areas others untangled and unraveled the depths of the hearts of their tribal. Further, a book named 'Talking Cinema', by Bhawna Somaaya released during the event.
Besides, as many as 20 movies would be screened on the third day of the IFFTAC 2013 pm from 11 am till night. Here on Wedneday movies like “Dayani – Witch Doctor” directed by Gautam Sharma from 11 to 11.26 am, Man in Search of Man directed by Prem Vaidh from 11.27 to 11.48, Heeleras directed by Urmi Chakarvarti from 11.49 am to 12.11 pm, The Bear and the Kuruba directed by Vinod Raja from 12.12 to 1.15 pm.
Similarly, The Skin I Am In directed by Broadrick Fox will be screened from 2 to 3.26 pm, Journey to Nagaland directed by Aditi Chitre from 3.27 to 3.53 pm, Napoleon or Z Thanga directed by Powell Kutt from 3.54 to 4.30 pm and An Island of Hope directed by Pankaj Bhutia from 4.31 to 4.57 pm.
The same day, Bagh Bahadur directed by Buddha Devdas Gupta will be screened from 6 to 7.20 pm, What’s With the Bamboo Dance directed by Moji Riba from 7.21 to 7.51 pm, Masai directed by Andrea and Peter Highlands from 7.52 to 8.33 pm, Dussehra and Tribal Culture of Madhya Pradesh directed by R.K. Goel from 8.34 to 8.57 pm, litoso directed by Grady Walker from 8.58 to 9.21 pm and The Other Side of Carnival directed by Chaesi Tiya Harper will be screened from 9.22pm to 10.06pm.