Indian film festival in Tralee

AN insight into Indian culture is promised with the launch of a new film festival.

Wed, 04 May, 2011 - 01:00

Donal Hickey

Rose of Tralee Clare Kembamettu, who has an Indian background, and Arts, Culture and Gaeltacht Affairs Minister Jimmy Deenihan attended the Tralee launch of the Indian Film Festival of Ireland.

Tralee’s participation in the Festival will take place on the evening of Friday May 13, in the Siamsa Tire Theatre.

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Courts Place: Tralee Place: Siamsa Tire Theatre Place: Kerry Place: Ireland Person: Clare Kembamettu Person: Jimmy Deenihan Person: Ashwani Kalsekar Person: Sonali Flynn Person: Siamsa Tíre Person: Siraj Zaidi Person: Zaidi Event: Tralee Event: Indian Film Festival of Ireland Organisation: Gaeltacht Organisation: London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts Organisation: Bollywood Ireland Limited

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