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14th Int’l Children’s Film Festival begins today The New Nation
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The 14th edition of International Children’s Film Festival, organised by Children’s Film Society Bangladesh (CFSB), will begin in the capital today. The festival will feature 179 films nominated from a total submission of 1,116 films from 81 countries. International Children’s Film Festival will host films from 37 countries including Bangladesh, India, France, Japan, Italy, Iran, Australia, and China.
Information Minister Hasan Mahmud will inaugurate the festival as the chief guest and State Minister for Cultural Affairs KM Khalid will be present at the
inauguration ceremony as the special guest. Morshedul Islam, renowned filmmaker and founder of CFSB,
Bangladeshi films will compete in global screen soon: Hasan
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DHAKA, Jan 24, 2021 (BSS) – Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud today said the day is not so far when the films of country will compete and occupy a dignified position in the global platform.
The film industry, which was established by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu, will not only get back its golden era, but it will also compete in the world cinema market capturing a dignified position in the global platform under the supervision of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina,” he said, addressing the concluding ceremony of the 19th Dhaka International Film Festival at the auditorium of National Museum here.
Book Fair to be held in traditional way, not virtually
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2021 will be held this year in a traditional way not virtually.
A proposal will be sent to the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
proposing ‘February 20’, ‘March 7’ and ‘March 17′ as possible date to
commence the book fair, State Minister for Cultural Affairs KM Khalid
told today.
Rahman Seminar Room at Bangla Academy premises after holding a meeting
with publishers.
in the fastest possible time if the Covid-19 situation get controlled
or the vaccination is commenced in the country. However, we decided to
organise the fair physically, not virtually.”
“We have been planning to commence the fair from February 1, but
Dhaka University Correspondent and Staff Correspondent,
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Published: 11 Jan 2021 02:45 AM BdST
Updated: 11 Jan 2021 02:45 AM BdST A child browsing a book at a stall at the Ekushey Book Fair during children s hour on Friday. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
The Amar Ekushey Book Fair is not going to be organised in February this year due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Bangla Academy has said. );
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Its Director General Habibullah Shirajee told bdnews24.com about the cultural affairs ministry’s decision on Sunday night that the fair cannot be held in the month of the Language Movement despite the publishers’ push.
A new schedule will be fixed when the situation improves, he added.