The Yellowstone International Film Festival, based in New Delhi, India, is in its fifth edition, showcasing a diverse lineup of films by women, fresh talent, and established filmmakers, as well as stories from people with disabilities and the LGBTQIA+ community. With 127 official selections and collaborations with organizations like the American Center, the festival has quickly become a prominent platform for independent Indian and international cinema. Founder Tushar Tyagi discusses the festival’s programming process and highlights key documentaries, including one about a visually impaired surfer and another about filmmaker Colin Higgins.
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