Malayalam movies in IFFK 2010

IFFK - 2010 : The 15th International Film Festival, Kerala is scheduled from 10th to 17th December 2010. Around 207 Movies in Eight days is an extravaganza for the artists. The crowd who love the movies and their artistic values has to be choosy while they move from one theater to another. This is one of the most celebrated festivals in the Country and a step ahead of the recent Film festival in Goa. The ecstasy that was displayed 15 years ago for the first IFFK has become more eccentric now and the spirit is very much visible from the rush and hush that one can see. Internationally famous artists from all over the world reach the Capital town and select the movies as per the review notes. 200 Films selected from 83 Countries are scheduled for the Eight day carnival. Delegates are required to get their name registered on payment of Rs 300.00.

Two Malayalam Movies in IFFK 2010 : Just a score of Malayalam movies are selected for IFFK, out of which two screened now have received warm reception and the film fraternity has acknoweledged the fact both the films are of high standards in all aspects. The Films are (1) T D Dasan, Std VI B of Shri Mohan Raghavan and (2) Electra of Shri Shyam Prasad. Few other Malayalam movies screened/scheduled under different categories are (1) Lenin Rajendran's "Makaramanju"(2) TV Chandran's "Ponthanmada" (3) John Abraham's "Amma Ariyan" (4) MG Sasi's "Janaki" (5) Venu Nagavally's "Lal Salam" (6) KG George's "Swapnadanam" (7) TV Chandran's "Susanna" (8) Ranjith's "Paleri Manikyam" (9) PA Bakker's "Kabani Nadi Chuvannappol" (10) TV Chandran's "Ormakal Undayirikkanam" (11) Dr Biju's "Veettilekkulla Vazhi" (12) R Sukumaran's "Yugapurushan" (13) Vipin Vijay's "Chitra Sutram" (14) GS Paniker's "Ekangini" (15) Ramu Kariat's "Chmmeen - homage to Adoor Pankajam" (16) TV Chandran's "Mankamma" (17) Pream Lal's "Atma Kadha" (18) Sibi Malayil's "Kireedam" homage to Cochin haneefa and Sreenath (19) TV Chandran's "Kathaavasheshan" (20) Majeed Gulistan's "Chitrakuzhal" The curtain for IFFK 2010 will fall down on 17th December and we, the Keralites will definitely have chance to be proud as our films will be awarded quite a bit.
(21) TV Chandran's "Danny"