2021

Rwita Dutta is a Professor, Film Critic and Editor. She has graduated
from Presidency College, Kolkata and did her Masters’ from Calcutta
University. She teaches Political Science in a graduate college under
Calcutta University, (Maharaja Manindra Chandra College) She is also a
member of International Film Critics’ Association i.e. Fipresci. Presently
she is editing a book on Indian Regional Films. She is the Editor of the
International film journal “FilmBuff” (www.filmbuff.co.in). She is
working on her doctoral thesis titled “City and Cinema”from Rabindra
Bharati University at present. She has visited many International film
festivals worldwide to deliver lectures and to take part in several
seminars and symposiums on cinema. She has served as the Jury
Member in Osian's Cinefan Festival Delhi, in 2006, participated in the
Documentary Film Festival in Turkey as a delegate in 2007, Kiev
International Film Festival, Ukraine in 2007 as a Jury, Cairo
International Film Festival in 2010, Delivered lectures in Macedonia in
2010,Been in the Jury in Busan International Film Festival, Korea in
2011, Nepal International Indigenous Film Festival in 2012 and Cannes
Film Festival in 2013 as a Fipresci juror, as a curator in the Poland Film
Festival,2016,Women’s film festival ,Aswan(Egypt),2017 as a Jury,
Participated as a invited guest in Hanchen-Zinzhang International Short
and Documentary Film Festival China in 2017 and others. and presented
Indian films as a Curator in Zubrofka International Film Festival Poland
in 2016. She has conducted Master class at the Almaty Film Festival,
2018, worked as a Jury in the BRICS film festival, 2019, Rio de Janeiro.
In 2020, she delivered a lecture in the BRICS forum during Moscow
International Film Festival. Acted as a Juror in two online International
Film Festivals in 2020. She is a regular contributor in various academic
journals, web magazines worldwide.

Kiki Fung is Programme Consultant for the Hong Kong International Film Festival, and
former Head Programmer for the Brisbane International Film Festival and Brisbane
Asia Pacific Film Festival. She has guest-curated for the Brisbane Festival and
Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art. Before moving to Australia in 2010, she
served at the Hong Kong Film Archive for seven years in areas of publication editing,
management and program co-ordination. She is a member of the Hong Kong Film
Critics Society and has assisted in editing a number of publications on Hong Kong
Cinema.

Zahra Moloo is a Kenyan
–
Canadian investigative journalist, documentary filmmaker and
researcher.
Her work focuses on the extractive industries, land rights, biodiversity and
security.
Previously, she worked as a journalist and producer for the
Integrated
Regional Information Networks (IRIN) and as the coordinator for a new documentary
organization in Africa. Her
articles and films have appeared in Al Jazeera, BBC Focus
on Africa magazine, IPS News, CCTV’s Faces of Africa, Africa is a Country, CB
C, and
the Jacobin.
She was a researcher and director with CBC’s Emmy
–
nominated
documentary series,
Interrupt this Program
and in 2018, she directed
Home No More
for
CBC Docs, a film about the
attack on
a Quebec City mosque. She has served on the
juries fo
r the Canadian Screen Awards, the Cuban Hat, and the Festival du Nouveau
Cinéma, and was a recipient of Hot Docs’s Corus Diverse Voices fellowship and the
Talent Lab of the Montreal International Documentary Festival. She is currently
working
on a feature
documentary on conservation in Central Africa.
She holds a BA in History
and Development Studies from McGill University and an MA in Broadcast Journalism
from City University. Website:
http://zahra-moloo.com

Filmfare & Zee Cine Award Nominee
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