Toni Hagen Foundation is offering grants of Rs. 150,000 each for four film projects by young Nepali filmmakers. The grant will be awarded to filmmakers with an excellent concept for short, creative and thoughtful documentaries that provide an insight into Nepali
society, socio-cultural issues, peoples, places, culture, history and development – and embrace issues that are pertinent to the Nepali public.

The film should portray the social and cultural aspects of Nepali society that encompasses environment, geography, ethnography and so on.

Kimff and One World Media are partnering to talk about short documentaries, bringing together experts and practitioners in the field.

We’ll share tips on how to find powerful stories, what to think about when developing them, who to approach to get a commission, and when.

Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (kimff) and Save the Children invite you all to send in your creative TikTok to “Tiktok for Climate Justice” a short action video showcasing your effort to protect the environment to tackle the climate crisis. Through this challenge, children and young people are encouraged to share their stories of sustainable living, showcase their love for nature and promote solutions to the climate crisis. The challenge aims to present children and young people as change-makers while proving all of us can do our part in saving the planet and addressing the climate crisis.

Bearer of Glass Beads – Pratibha Pant

I wanted to be like Madhuri Dixit – Ankit Manandhar Khadgi

Not Past My Prime – Siddhartha Pudasaini

Where Water Hyacinths grow – Aishwarya Baidar