Mandwa Film Club to reopen after Eid
The movie club is focused on making the younger generation more aware of their culture and traditions
Lok Virsa Mandwa Film Club screens The Same Love, the Same Rain at its media centre. PHOTO: LOKVIRSA.ORG.PK
ISLAMABAD:
The National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage, Lok Virsa will resume its Mandwa Film Club after Eid that was keeping alive the dying culture of classical cinema by screening golden classics on every weekend for fun lovers of twin cities.
The movie club is focused on creating awareness for young generation about the value of their culture and make them feel proud and positive about their golden past.
Films: Lok Virsa screens ‘Breaking the Silence’
The Mandwa club screens a Pakistani movie on one weekend and an International classical on the other to give the audience a comparative view of their classical cinema while the Lok Virsa invites audience from all walks of life to entertain them as well as engage them in cultural programs, said an official of Lok Virsa.
In some movie screenings, the audience were invited in "Sing along and Dress along" event as joyous activity.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 9th, 2019.
The National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage, Lok Virsa will resume its Mandwa Film Club after Eid that was keeping alive the dying culture of classical cinema by screening golden classics on every weekend for fun lovers of twin cities.
The movie club is focused on creating awareness for young generation about the value of their culture and make them feel proud and positive about their golden past.
Films: Lok Virsa screens ‘Breaking the Silence’
The Mandwa club screens a Pakistani movie on one weekend and an International classical on the other to give the audience a comparative view of their classical cinema while the Lok Virsa invites audience from all walks of life to entertain them as well as engage them in cultural programs, said an official of Lok Virsa.
In some movie screenings, the audience were invited in "Sing along and Dress along" event as joyous activity.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 9th, 2019.