Rima Das, the filmmaker from Assam lauded worldwide for her neo-realistic movies, has been invited to be on the 14Plus International Jury at this year's Berlin International Film Festival, one of the most prestigious film carnivals in the European subcontinent.
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Rima, expressing her gratitude on Facebook, wrote, "Being on the jury of Berlin International film festival is a huge honour and responsibility. I feel blessed that I have got this opportunity at an early stage in my journey. It's only last year that Bulbul Can Sing was part of Generation 14 Plus. This is even more special since Generation section showcases films for children and youth, which are very close to my heart. I hope more filmmakers in India as well are inspired to make films for children and youth."
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For the 14Plus section this year, Das is on the jury alongwith Iranian filmmaker Abbas Amini and South African filmmaker Jenna Bass. For KPlus, the jury duty will be done by French cinematographer-director Marine Atlan, Mexican filmmaker María Novaro, and German filmmaker Erik Schmitt. The award ceremony for the Generation 14plus competition will take place on February 28.
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It may be mentioned here that Rima Das' sophomore release, Bulbul can Sing, received a Special Mention from the 14plus International Jury.
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