Nila’s Oscar’s race ‘Kalira Atita’ invited for world premiere in Prague International Film Festival

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After stepping into the race for Oscars, Kalira Atita (Yesterday’s Past) makes it to the official twenty eighth Prague Film Festival. He is glad to launch the trailer now. Kalira Atita an Odia movie by Indian filmmaker Nila Madhab Panda has been chosen to the official program of the twenty eighth Prague International Film Festival FEBIOFEST which will probably be held from April 29 to May 7 in Prague, Czech Republic. It is the longest-running and the most important function movie pageant.
The movie, starring Pitobash Tripathy, is a narrative of the wrestle between man and sea, highlighting the problem of seawater regression.

Odisha neighborhood unite internationally to cheer Nila Madhab Panda sending their good needs and campaigning by social media. And nobody is extra pleased with Nila Madhab Panda’s achievements than fellow Odia neighborhood from everywhere in the world. Globally famend and Padmashri sand artiste Sudarshan Patnaik wished success for Kalira Atita along with his attribute sand portray. 
Sona Mohapatra tweeted to indicate help, and the neighborhood from throughout nations made the movie development nationally.

Director of the movie stated, “I am very proud and happy that my ODIA people, communities and forums are supporting from all over the world.” 
“We are also planning screening across the globe. It’s a very important film for our times which talks about the future impact of climate change. Everyone must watch the film. If even we would not have been in the Oscar race. I would have networked and  promoted the film across the global. The entry in general category helped the film to campaign the film better,” he added. 
 “In addition we’ve got an awesome information right here that the movie may have one other world premiere in Prague. I’m glad to launch the primary trailer of Kalira Atita and I hope individuals would like it and share throughout.” says the filmmaker.
 
Talking in regards to the Oscars entry, Nila says, “It was a little tough due to the COVID-19 pandemic as theatres are shut in Los Angeles and New York, this year. So, we had to go digitally as per the procedures. Now, the film has been approved and is available at the Academy Screening Room (ASR). Once the film is available at ASR, now we have to start campaigning for the film in LA. Besides, there is a global Odia society, which is promoting the film. From the local to the global level, we have to reach out to people to support. We have finalised an agency in LA and they will start the promotions soon.”