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Indian film "The Kumbaya Story" has bagged a trophy at the 13th tve Global Sustainability Film Awards held at the iconic BAFTA in London.
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Indian film "The Kumbaya Story" has bagged a trophy at the 13th tve Global Sustainability Film Awards held at the iconic BAFTA in London.
Produced by the Kumbaya Producer Co. Ltd, the movie clinched the award in the Transforming Society Short Film category at the ceremony.
"The Kumbaya Story" narrates the inspiring journey of resilient women who have transformed their lives through the art of weaving, culminating in the establishment of the Kumbaya Producer Company.
"GOBUK- Harmony in the Highlands", a film by Greenhub India that delves into the realm of sustainable tourism, was shortlisted in the Young Filmmakers category.
"Laapataa Ladies", India's official entry for the Oscars 2025 in the Best International Feature category, also earned a place in the shortlist for the Founder's Award.
The Founder's Award in the Feature category went to the Kenyan film "NAWI", which sheds light on the harrowing global issue of child brides.
In the Docu-Feature category, the Founder's Award went to the Canadian documentary "500 Days in the Wild", which chronicles a woman's extraordinary journey across Canada, traversing the vast landscape by hiking, biking, and paddling.
Surina Narula, the founder of the tve GSFA, presented the Founder's Award to the two winners.