NIFF - NITTE International Film Festival

Germany is country focus at the Nitte International Film Festival, an annual event organised by students of the Nitte Institute of Communication, an affiliated college of Nitte Deemed-to-be-University. You can watch 13 top contemporary German films at this year's Festival.  

German films at NIFF:
 
Generation Beziehungsunfähig (Commitment Phobia) - Helena Hufnagel, 2021
Ivie wie Ivie (Precious Ivie) - Sarah Blaßkiewitz, 2021
Freies Land (Free Country) - Christian Alvart, 2020
Berlin Alexanderplatz - Burhan Qurbani, 2020
Zuhurs Töchter (Zuhur´s Daughters) - Laurentia Genske, Robin Humboldt, 2021 
Dear Future Children - Franz Böhm, 2020
Eine flexible Frau (The Drifter) - Tatjana Turanskyj, 2010
Nasim - Arne Büttner, Ole Jacobs, 2021
Girls/Museum - Shelly Silver, 2020
Die Unbeugsamen - Torsten Körner, 2020
Neubau - Johannes Maria Schmit, 2020
Undine - Christian Petzold, 2020
Exil - Visar Morina, 2020

The first-ever Nitte International Film Festival was held in Mangaluru in April 2017. Coastal Karnataka has a rich literary and cultural tradition and has made a name for itself as vibrant, multilingual and multicultural. The Nitte International Film Festival (NIFF) aims to bring award-winning and critically acclaimed cinema from across the world to Mangaluru. And to cultivate an audience that appreciates and encourages good cinema, in coastal Karnataka. Apart from the free screenings, workshops and interactive sessions on script writing, screenplay and film criticism will be conducted by award-winning directors, writers and actors from across the country.

Admission to the Festival is free!