Get ready for an impressive movie event as the 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival approaches, set to enthrall viewers from January 20th to 28th. Arranged by the Rainbow Film Society, this cultural landmark possesses the distinction of being the largest film occasion in Bangladesh, and its upcoming version guarantees a grand celebration of worldwide magnitude.


At the center of the festival is the famous "Bangladesh Panorama-Full Length Section," a collection of carefully selected national movies presented without any fee to be paid. Film enthusiasts have the opportunity to explore the lively realm of cinema in Bangladesh and even have a say in recognizing the highly sought-after award for the most outstanding creation.


The premiere event is expected to be a glamorous occasion, beginning with the touching film "Mujib: Influential Figure of a Country." Directed by renowned filmmaker Shyam Benegal and starring Arifin Shubo's remarkable depiction of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, this movie creates the perfect atmosphere for a deeply moving and illuminating experience on screen. After that, the attention will be on Iffat Jahan Mom's mesmerizing "Muntasir", guaranteeing a double portion of intriguing narration on the first night.


The Dhaka International Film Festival goes beyond limits set by geography, promoting cultural interchange and creative exploration using the worldwide dialect of filmmaking. The platform's dedication to featuring a variety of movies from different parts of the world establishes it as a space for recognizing not only outstanding filmmaking but also the impact of storytelling in every possible way.


Movie fans, people working in the film industry, and anyone interested can come together for an entire week to fully engage in captivating stories, impressive creativity, and insightful sharing of different cultures. As the festival progresses, get ready to be taken away into the fascinating realm of international movies, where stories come to life on the big screen, leaving a memorable impact even after the end of the movie.