The fifth edition of the Dharamsala International Film Festival (DIFF) came to a close on 6 November. The four-day film festival was held in the mountain town of McLeod Ganj. Conceptualized by filmmakers Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam of White Crane Films, the festival aims at bridging the cultural gaps that small towns like Dharamsala face in terms of art and cinema. This year, the festival saw an overwhelming response, much to the solace of the organizers, reports India Live Today. “We’ve had amazing audiences who are really interested in independent cinema. It’s really heart-warming to see that," said Sarin.

 

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