■ Business Reporter
■ The film festival
featured over 80
films from more
than 20 countries
GLOBAL Indian International
School (GIIS) Nagpur conducted the School Cinema
International Film Festival
(SCIFF) for the second consecutive year, bringing an
enriching cinematic experience directly to students. The
festival, which ran from August
15 to August 31, 2024, showcased over 80 films from more
than 20 countries, offering a
unique blend of entertainment
and education.
This year’s festival expanded upon the success of the previous edition, creating a
dynamic platform for students
and parents to explore global
cinema in the comfort of the
school environment.
Speaking on the successful
completion of the festival, Syed
Sultan Ahmed, Director, SCIFF
expressed his satisfaction with
the continued partnership with
Global Schools Group.
“Renewing SCIFF at GIIS
Nagpur for a second year has
reinforced our shared commitment to provide the transformative educational experiences through cinema.
The
positive impact of our previous collaboration motivated
us to continue this journey,
leveraging the power of films
to inspire and educate,” he said.
The festival’s line-up
featured a diverse range of over
80 exceptional films, spanning
various genres and languages
from animated adventures
to thought-provoking documentaries.
Highlighting the film festival’s
vision, Nidhi Gupta, Principal,
Global Indian International
School, Nagpur said, “By offering world-class cinema directly to our students, we create an
opportunity for them to engage
with diverse narratives in a
familiar and comfortable environment. Our aim is to equip
the next generation with a global outlook and to strengthen
their critical thinking skills”.
Students and parents were captivated by a range of films,
including‘The Road toVictory,’
‘Bean Boy’, ‘Leap of Faith’, and
‘She Creates Change: Diksha’,
to name a few.
These films were thoughtfully selected to appeal to different age groups and interests. The festival not only provided entertainment but also
sparked meaningful discussions and reflections, broadening students' understanding of the world.
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