The 2015 edition of India Film Project took the wings off festival to make it truly international.
More than 14000 filmmakers are said to participate in this edition from 18 countries.
The 5th season was announced on 15 May 2015 and the trailer was released on 15 June.
The 2015 trailer was shot using a technique called visual illusion and garnered huge popularity amongst participants.

The festival lined up some very prominent faces of Bollywood who came forward as jury members.
Two times National award winners Ketan Mehta and Onir along with film critic Raja Sen took up the mammoth task of judging 700+ films.
The festival also saw its first female jury member Guneet Monga who was much appraised by the festival fans.

The festival saw huge participation from south Indian states such as Telangana, AP, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu with huge filmmaking fans flocking to the event.
Apart from India, participation was seen from USA, UK, Germany, Singapore, Dubai, Australia, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Pakistan, Malaysia and other countries.
The filmmaking hours started on 18 September and ended on 20 September.
Considering the huge scale of festival, the award ceremony is expected to have more than 3000 people attend the gathering.
The 2015 edition of India Film Project took the wings off festival to make it truly international. More than 14000 filmmakers are said to participate in this edition from 18 countries. The 5th season was announced on 15 May 2015 and the trailer was released on 15 June. The 2015 trailer was shot using a technique called visual illusion and garnered huge popularity amongst participants.
The festival lined up some very prominent faces of Bollywood who came forward as jury members. Two times National award winners Ketan Mehta and Onir along with film critic Raja Sen took up the mammoth task of judging 700+ films. The festival also saw its first female jury member Guneet Monga who was much appraised by the festival fans.
The festival saw huge participation from south Indian states such as Telangana, AP, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu with huge filmmaking fans flocking to the event. Apart from India, participation was seen from USA, UK, Germany, Singapore, Dubai, Australia, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Pakistan, Malaysia and other countries. The filmmaking hours started on 18 September and ended on 20 September. Considering the huge scale of festival, the award ceremony is expected to have more than 3000 people attend the gathering.
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