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Mumbai International Film Festival 2024 kicks off, 18th edition features 314 films ​​from 59 countries

Mumbai International Film Festival 2024 kicks off, 18th edition features 314 films ​​from 59 countries

The 18th Mumbai International Film Festival has begun. The festival opened with the Opening gala screening of the Documentary film ‘Billy and Molly: An Otter Love Story’ at the NFDC-NMIC complex. MIFF will continue till June 21. During this time, films from all over the world will be shown at the Mumbai International Film Festival. A special package will be presented under Mission Life at the Mumbai International Film Festival, which will have a collection of films. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting informed in a press conference that this collection will be presented by CMS Environment, which will include five selected films giving a message about the environment. The 18th Mumbai International Film Festival has begun. The festival opened with the Opening gala screening of the Documentary film ‘Billy and Molly: An Otter Love Story’ at the NFDC-NMIC complex. MIFF will continue till June 21. During this time, films from all over the world will be shown at the Mumbai International Film Festival. A special package will be presented under Mission Life at the Mumbai International Film Festival, which will have a collection of films. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting informed in a press conference that this collection will be presented by CMS Environment, which will include five selected films giving a message about the environment.   IndiaTV Entertainment: Google News Feed

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