Skip to main content

Best Children's Films awarded cash prizes of Rs. 10 Lakh at International Childrens Film Festival 2023

Lucknow, April 16 : On the 7th day of ongoing 9-day 12th International Children's Film Festival (ICFF-2023), the best children's films from around the globe were awarded cash prize  of Rs. 10 lakhs. The children's films were awarded  under different categories.  The selection of best children's film was done by an international jury comprising Ms Ibolya Feketa from Iran, Mr Hamed soleimanzadeh from Iran, Ms Rajni basumatary, Mr Abhijeet Ranadive and Ms Anupama Subramaniam from India. Apart from this, three CMS students namely  Ms Kashvi Paul, Ms Jiya Singh and Master Shreyansh Shukla was the child members of the jury. Ahead of this, the Chief Guest, Shri Manish Chandra Pandey, Senior Journalist, inaugurated the 7th day of ICFF-2023 by lighting the lamp. On this occasion, the presence of Actress Anu Aggarwal and Actor Japtej Singh added an extra sparkle to the show, who motived the students to see good films.

            The 'Best Feature Fiction Film award' went to the Iranian film 'Singo'. The director of the film was awarded a Golden trophy and certificate and a handsome prize money ofRs. 2,50,000/- that was shared equally between the Director and the Producer. 'Best Feature Animation Film Award' went to the Iranian film 'Dolphin Boy'. The director of the film was awarded a Golden trophy and certificate and prize money of Rs. 2,50,000/-  that was shared equally between the Director and the Producer. The 'Best Short Fiction Film Award' went to Indian film 'A Student'. Director of this film was awarded a Silver trophy with cash prize ofRs. 85,000/- and the Producer was awarded cash prize of Rs. 65,000/-. The Best Short Animation Film Award went to Taiwanese film 'Distance'. The Director of this film was awarded a Silver trophy with a cash prize of Rs. 85,000/- and the Producer was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 65,000/-. Similarly, the 'Best Short Documentary Film Award' went to Kyrgyzstanis documentary 'Lust for Life'. The director was awarded a silver trophy, a certificate and a cash prize of Rs. 60,000/- and the producer awarded a certificate and cash prize of Rs. 40,000/-. Short fiction film 'A Scarecrow' was awarded the most prestigious 'Dr Jagdish Gandhi and Dr Bharti Gandhi Special Jury Award'. Director and Producer of this film were also awarded cash prizes of Rs. 60,000/- and Rs. 40,000/- respectively.

 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CMS teachers honoured with Gold Medals at International Teachers Olympiad

Lucknow, February 10 : Four teachers of City Montessori School, Aliganj Campus II, namely Ms. Shweta Pathania Mishra, Ms. Tanushree Rastogi, Ms. Deepti Mehrotra, and Ms. Ritu Gupta have been awarded Gold Medals and Certificates of Proficiency for their exceptional teaching skills and professional excellence. These CMS teachers achieved this distinction based on their outstanding performance in the International CREST Teacher Olympiad. This information was given by Mr. Rishi Khanna, Head, Communications, CMS. Mr. Khanna informed that Ms. Shweta Pathania Mishra of CMS Aliganj Campus II scored a perfect 100% marks in the CREST Teacher Mathematics Olympiad, earning a gold medal. Similarly, Ms. Tanushree Rastogi secured two gold medals, showcasing her teaching talent. Ms. Deepti Mehrotra won a gold medal in the CREST Teacher English Olympiad, while Ms. Ritu Gupta was honored with a Certificate of Proficiency. These achievements highlight the teachers' dedication, expertise, and commitme...
Post a Comment
Read more

CMS students win 12 medals including 4 Gold in Bhartiya Sanskriti Gyan Pariksha

Lucknow, February 18: Students of City Montessori School, Aliganj Campus II brought pride to the institution by securing 12 medals including 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 4 Bronze Medals in the prestigious Bhartiya Sanskriti Gyan Pariksha organized by Gayatri Teerth, Shantikunj, Haridwar. This information was given by Mr Rishi Khanna, Head, Communications, CMS. Mr Khanna informed that the Gold Medal winners are Tanmay Patel, Yashika Pandey, Abhinav Singh, and Aradhya Singh, while Rudresh Patel, Aditi Jain, Kairavi Gautam, and Mohammad Ibrahim won Silver, and Shardul Singh, Pratibha Singh, Arnav Pandey, and Zakira Sarwar earned Bronze. T his achievement reflects not only the students' academic excellence but also their deep-rooted knowledge of morality, spirituality, and India's cultural heritage, he added. The organizers of the competition highly praised CMS students’ global perspective awarding them certificates and medals in recognition. CMS Manager, Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon congratu...
Post a Comment
Read more

CMS students are multi-talented :Shri Harsh Singh, I.P.S.

Lucknow, March 5 : City Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus, successfully organized the grand ‘Divine Education Conference’ today at the school auditorium. The Chief Guest, Shri Harsh Singh, IPS, inaugurated the event by lighting the ceremonial lamp. Speaking on the occasion, Shri Singh praised the program and stated that CMS students are multi-talented. He further said that human civilization has now entered a technologically advanced era full of conveniences. In such times, it is essential to provide children with moral and spiritual education from an early age so that they naturally develop humanitarian qualities, enhance their intelligence and wisdom, and can differentiate between right and wrong to make correct life decisions. He urged teachers and parents to nurture a global perspective in students so that they can contribute positively to the world community in the future.         Welcoming the Chief Guest and other distinguished guests, CMS M...
Post a Comment
Read more