The Manchester Indian Film Festival will return at the end of the month, with a packed programme of films being screened all over the city. The event, which made its debut in Manchester last year, runs for 12 days from June 25, incorporating venues like HOME, Everyman and the Ducie Street Warehouse.
The festival’s director, Cary Rajinder Sawhney MBE, said: “A big personal thank you to our audiences in Manchester who, in spite of difficult times due to the pandemic last year, welcomed us to the city with so much warmth and support. Following that success, we are very excited to return in 2022 with an exciting, bigger, high impact festival programme featuring film premieres, documentaries, and Q&As.”
