Hyderabad: Red Lorry Film Festival to feature cinema giants like Ram Gopal Varma, Anjum Rajabali, Sekhar Kammula and more
Featuring over 120 films, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, the festival offers attendees valuable insights into the world of filmmaking, guided by producers, directors, screenwriters, composers, and actors. The star-studded lineup includes renowned industry professionals who will engage in thought-provoking discussions on filmmaking, storytelling, and the evolution of cinema.
Hyderabad: Hyderabad is soon set to welcome the much-awaited Red Lorry Film Festival, scheduled to run from March 21 to March 23, 2025, at Prasads Multiplex. BookMyShow curates this world-class international film festival to promise an out-of-the-box film-related experience that extends beyond films and offers cinephiles a chance to interact with some of the biggest names in Indian cinema, among others. Having come back for its second edition, the film festival will take center stage to inspire young artists through the magic of cinema-BookAChange, powered by the BookMyShow Foundation.
With over 120 films, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, attendees will gain in-depth insights into the world of film making from producers, directors, screenwriters, composers, and actors. The star-studded speaker lineup & key highlights a number of celebrated industry professionals will engage discussions with one another on film making, storytelling, and the evolution of cinema.
Legendary filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma will be talking to us about the future of cinema, while Sekhar Kammula will provide an insight into the adaptation technique.
The festival will also see:
Anjum Rajabali share the tricks of the trade in writing powerful screenplays.
Devi Sri Prasad celebrates 25 years of film music and shares behind-the-scenes stories of his legendary compositions.
Krishna Vamsi, Shiva Balaji, and Navadeep will speak about the director-actor collaboration.
Venkat C. Dileep will talk about the transition from film reels to digital cinematography.
Neelakanta will explore classic narratives that can be reimagined for modern audiences.
Tess Joseph will touch upon the trends of global casting and talent representation.
Additionally, Ramesh Prasad will shed light on why it is so important to keep cinema’s legacy alive, while newcomer Shrikaran Beecharaju will share an insider’s take on debut filmmaking challenges.A Celebration of Cinema & Its FutureThe Red Lorry Film Festival is not merely a film festival. It celebrates the art and craft of cinema and looks forward to its future.
In a mix of inspiring discussions, hands-on learning sessions, and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to connect with a few of the most influential voices in Indian cinema.
