Pokhara International Mountain Film Festival

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Pokhara International Mountain Film Festival is a three-day-plus film festival held in the city of Pokhara in Nepal.^[1] This non-competitive film festival showcases documentaries, and feature films that deals with environment and culture of the Himalayas.^[2]

The festival, organized by Pokhara Film Society, happens usually towards the end of December every year.^[3] Besides Pokhara, the films are also shown in other cities of Nepal like Manang, Mustang, and Ghandruk.^[4]

2014[]

The festival was held on December 10 to 12, at The Mountain Museum, , Pokhara, and was jointly organized by The Pokhara Film Society and The Federation of Film Societies of Nepal. 25 and documentaries from 11 different countries were screened during the three-day event.

2015[]

The festival was not conducted in 2015 due to the April 2015 Nepal earthquake and the six-month-long inhumane blockade.

2016[]

The 2016 IMFF was organized from 21 to 23 December, and a total of 52 films and documentaries from 22 countries were screened.^[5]

References[]

External links[]

http://www.pokharaimff.org/--Official Website

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