Get ready!
The much-anticipated 15th IIUSFF is just around the corner, with curtains rising on November 6-8 at TSC, University of Dhaka.
The festival is being organized by @DUFS_DU with support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dhaka and @UNDP_BD
You're cordially invited.
Curtain falls on the three-day short film screening of the 15th IIUSFF at TSC, DU.
Additionally, an award giving ceremony was held where the names of the award-winning short films were unveiled.
The festival will proceed with the countrywide campus screening.
Actor Chanchal Chowdhury invites you to the action-packed opening and award-giving ceremonies of the 15th IIIUSFF, happening at TSC, DU, from November 6-8, 2023.
The festival is being organized by @DUFS_DU with the support of the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dhaka and
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Renowned filmmaker Amitabh Reza Chowdhury applauds the initiative of shaping a platform for the young filmmakers.
15th IIUSFF is being organized by @DUFS_DU with the support of the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dhaka and @UNDP_BD
Amid the turbulent embrace of disaster, women often bear the silent burden of heightened vulnerability to violence.
The 15th IIUSFF is being organized by @DUFS_DU with support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dhaka and @UNDP_BD.
আগামী ৬ই নভেম্বর টিএসসি প্রাঙ্গনে ‘International Inter University Short Film Festival’ এর ১৫ তম আসরের উদ্বোধনী অনুষ্ঠানটি অনুষ্ঠিত হতে যাচ্ছে।
আমাদের এই আয়োজনে যোগ দিতে রেজিস্ট্রেশন করুন নিম্নোক্ত লিংকে -
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As women are more vulnerable than men in case of any natural calamity, studies show that over the period of 1981-2002, disasters killed and reduced life expectancy of more women than men in 141 countries.
The 15th IIUSFF is being organized by @DUFS_DU with support from @UNDP_BD
Resources that are prerequisite for living are becoming more inadequate day by day. Lack of safe drinking water is a sever problem in Bangladesh’s southwest coastal areas.
Women have to travel upto ten kilometres a day to collect drinking water.
Climate change's profound impact on Bangladesh includes its most vulnerable: children. Annually, the number of victims grow, endangering their well-being. Reports indicate 19 million children are directly affected, reflecting the grim reality of climate change in Bangladesh.
In addition to causing significant damage and fatalities, intense tropical cyclones are becoming more frequent and are evicting people from their homes in Bangladesh.
Tropical cyclones force the people who live in Bangladesh's coastal areas to face an unforgiving existence.
The 15th International Inter University Short Film Festival is presenting this season's 2nd Episode of IIUSFF Talks with Rezwan Shahriar Sumit as the guest speaker.
Young and promising filmmaker Sumit will join us to discuss the environmental perspective in filmmaking.
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Showcasing the best of IIUSFF from previous editions!
From tales of the Arab Spring to slow afternoon strolls in Nepali autumn, from the Iranian family dramas to the cinematic love letters to Dhaka, from Czech body horrors to French surrealist short films, IIUSFF features it all
Did you know that Bangladesh outranks all the other countries in air pollution?
This is why we need to act NOW.
Join our festival to meet the student filmmakers from all over the world, who are tackling the climate crisis head-on.
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🎬 We're teaming up with Dhaka University Film Society (DUFS) for the 15th International Inter-University Film Festival (IIUSFF) on "One Earth 🌍," leading up to #COP28, capturing #ClimateChange on film and inspiring #ClimateAction! Stay tuned for updates 📢
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It is our pleasure to announce that we have received 1671 short films from 96 countries this year, marking an end to our call for submissions!
Join us to celebrate the boundless youth creativity, cultural diversity, and the universal language of cinema transcending borders.
15 years ago, International Inter-University Short Film Festival (IIUSFF) was born against all odds. On the first episode of this edition's IIUSFF Talks, we will hear from the pioneers of this cinematic journey.
The episode will be live-streamed on Oct 13, at 5 PM.
The submission has been been closed for the 15th edition of IIUSFF. We would want to express our gratitude to every filmmaker who submitted their short film.For those who couldn’t submit this time, we will be coming back next year!
Till then, TAKE YOUR CAMERA, FRAME YOUR DREAM!