Testimonials

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   Films having indigenous subject matter  are the most of the time swept under the table where no one is going to see it. Moreover, Indigenous film festivals promote such films and gives a platform for filmmakers. And festivals have the potential to change people’s idea on what they can do for themselves and give people to think a bit further ahead which are its important aspects.

  Andrew Vial: Jury, NIIFF 2012
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   Indigenous or aboriginal group from any land are seriously marginalized by their state and due to globalization, tribal culture and indigenous traditions are being cornered. Indigenous film festivals has fulfilled the duty of preserving by capturing each unique culture and showing where they belong to with the medium of film.

  Rwita Dutta: Jury, NIIFF 2012
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  I have attended many film festivals internationally. This is the most extensive indigenous film festival I have attended which incorporate so many activities together. I mostly enjoyed and liked the food festival arena most. Thank you for your hospitality, I feel indebted and hope this is the beginning of a fruitful relationship between our organizations.

   

  Carlos Gomez: International Delegates, NIIFF' 12