Audience speak about their favourite films
Nearly 750 students from various schools sat through the third morning session.
Nearly 750 students from various schools sat through the third morning session at Hall 2 on Friday. Six short films were screened during the third session; Are You Proud of Me?, The Centipede and The Toad, Growing, Daddy ABC, Spycat and the Paper Chase and Journey to the Iron Birds.
Salman Hassan, a class 6 student at Beaconhouse Schools Johar Town campus, said, “It was an experience of a lifetime... I got to watch amazing movies with my classmates. I hope the organisers extend the dates of the festival so that we can watch other movies with our families on Sunday.”
Fatima Aftab, a teacher at Beaconhouse, said, “Hats off to the jury for selecting some great movies. Our students enjoyed all the movies screened here at the festival.”
Abubakar Khan, a student at Beaconhouse Newlands, said, “Spycat and the Paper Chase, The Centipede and the Toad and Journey to the Iron Birds were my favourite movies.”
The Centipede and the Toad, a 10-minute film directed by Anna Khmelevskaya, was screened for the eighth time at the festival.
It has been previously screened at Ziln Film Festival 2013 and Czech Republic-Eastern Europe premiere.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 21st, 2013.
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