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On November 28, Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid sparked a controversy by calling filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri’s film The Kashmir files ‘vulgar’ and ‘propaganda’ during his concluding remarks at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) that was held in Goa. In his comments, Lapid tried to show that his ideas were shared by all of the

On November 28, Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid sparked a controversy by calling filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri’s film The Kashmir files ‘vulgar’ and ‘propaganda’ during his concluding remarks at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) that was held in Goa. In his comments, Lapid tried to show that his ideas were shared by all of the

Lapid, who said he was disturbed and shocked at The Kashmir Files being chosen for the Indian Panorama section, is clearly a man used to speaking his mind.

Lapid has won top awards at the Berlin and Locarno film festivals, and the French honour Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres. He is also no stranger to IFFI. His 2014 film The Kindergarten Teacher was screened at the Festival and Sarit Larry, its lead star, was awarded Best Actor (Female).Coin

The Kashmir Files row at IFFI 2022: The Israeli auteur, Nadav Lapid, has always been known for taking anti-establishment stance.

Talking about his 2019 film Synonymes, which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival and then went on to win the Golden Bear, Nadav Lapid had said to the Toronto-based NOW magazine that "the Israeli collective soul is a sick soul".

In Nadav Lapids grim formalistic experiment The Kindergarten Teacher, Nira (Sarit Larry), the teacher in question, has a pleasant but humdrum life in Israel and aspirations to be a poet. She becomes intrigued by one of her students, the personality-free five-year-old Yoav (Avi Shnaidman) -- apropos of nothing, he occasionally declares, "I have a poem," paces back and forth, and recites verses about subjects far beyond his years. (The poems are no great shakes by themselves, but...