This festival will be held until June 26.
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The 'Tol Tol Mahotsav' under the 'Kathmandu Film Festival' (KFF) organized by the Kathmandu Metropolitan City has started from today.
The 'Kathmandu Film Festival', which is run under the UNESCO 'Film City' recognition received by the Kathmandu Metropolitan City, has been started with the aim of connecting people with art and culture. This program will start from the open stage and conclude on Ashad 26.
The first program of the open stage, organized in collaboration with local organizer Echoes in the Valley, will feature films with family performances, said the festival's curator Ayusha Shrestha. According to her, this program will be organized in 8 tols (markets) of Kathmandu every Saturday and Sunday.
The program will be organized by 8 local organizers within the city. The film screening will be held in 8 tolls, Durbar Square and open spaces, according to a press release issued by the festival. This program will be organized in Asan, Bagbazar, Sundhara Complex, Maiti Devi Temple Khula Chaur, Lagan Tol, Balaju Bypass Area and Yatkha Bahadal Bhaskar Kirti Mahavihar. The organizers have so far announced the first and second program schedules. Ayusha said that the schedule of programs in other tolls will be announced gradually. The Film Development Board, British Council, Nepal Film Academy and UNESCO will collaborate with the film festival in Toll Tol. Ayusha said that the festival was started with the aim of bringing short films that were not screened in the hall to the community level. 'We have started this festival with the aim of connecting the community. We are bringing films that cannot be seen in the hall to the community level. "The film is mainly about reaching the community, not them coming to the film," said Ayusha. "We are taking the film to the city and community it belongs to and showing it."
