Majid Majidi to get Lifetime Achievement Award at JIFF

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Iranian filmmaker Majid Majidi will be honoured with the first Interna-tional Lifetime Achievement Award at the Jaipur International Film Festival (JIFF) in February.
“The first International Lifetime Achievement Award of JIFF will be given to filmmaker Majid Majidi from Iran. He is a well known name in the world film fraternity. His film ‘Children of Heaven’ has given him tremendous popularity,” JIFF film market director Nand Kishor Jalani said in a statement.
Majidi has made acclaimed films like “Baran”, “The Willow Tree” and “The Song of Sparrows”. The seventh edition of JIFF, to be held Feb 1-5 at Golcha Cinema, Chamber Bhawan and Manipal University in Jaipur, will open with Afghani film “A Few Cubic Meters of Love”.Alongside film screenings, the festival will also feature a directors’ meet, writers’ meet, anima-tion workshops and seminars.
International filmmaker Shaji N. Karun will be the chairperson of the director’s meet which will take place Feb 2. President of Indian Motion Picture Producers Asociation T.P. Agarwal, Director’s Association president Ashok Pandit, actress Pallavi Joshi and film director Vivek Agnihotri will interact in this meet.
Writer of films like “Satyagraha” and “Raa-jneeti” Anjum Rajabali is the chairperson of the writers’ meet which will be held Feb 3. Writers Kamlesh Pandey and Shridhar Ragha-van will be the main spea-kers at the meet. Animation workshops and seminars will be spread across two days starting Feb 4.(IANS)

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