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First Bristol, then the world

When you think idfa, you think Amsterdam. When you think Sundance, you think Utah. When you think Wildscreen, you think... India? After a quarter century in Bristol, the film festival will hold touring workshops and screenings in India starting next January to avoid being, as Wildscreen ceo Harriet Nimmo says, 'an event in Bristol that the privileged few can come to.' Nimmo has been working with the British Council and the British High Commission on the India event, and plans for it to happen every two years, just like the original.
August 1, 2006

When you think idfa, you think Amsterdam. When you think Sundance, you think Utah. When you think Wildscreen, you think... India? After a quarter century in Bristol, the film festival will hold touring workshops and screenings in India starting next January to avoid being, as Wildscreen ceo Harriet Nimmo says, 'an event in Bristol that the privileged few can come to.' Nimmo has been working with the British Council and the British High Commission on the India event, and plans for it to happen every two years, just like the original.

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