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Delegate Pass Distribution for IDSFFK Commences Today in Kolkata
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 23 Sep 2026, 04:00 AM
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The International Documentary and Short Film Festival Kolkata (IDSFFK) begins handing out delegate passes today, marking the start of preparations for the upcoming event.
The International Documentary and Short Film Festival Kolkata (IDSFFK) has started the distribution of delegate passes today, according to officials. The passes, which grant access to screenings, workshops and networking sessions, are being handed out at designated collection points across the city. Organisers say the distribution marks a key milestone in the lead‑up to the festival, scheduled to run later this month. Filmmakers, critics and industry professionals who have registered for the event are expected to collect their credentials within the next few days. The festival aims to showcase a diverse range of documentary and short films from India and abroad, fostering dialogue and collaboration among creators.
The pass distribution process is being overseen by the festival's administrative team, which has set up verification counters to ensure that only eligible delegates receive the credentials. Attendees are advised to bring their registration confirmation and a valid ID for smooth processing. Organisers have also announced that additional distribution centers will be opened if demand exceeds current capacity.
With the delegate passes now in circulation, the festival's programming committee is finalising the schedule of film screenings, panel discussions and masterclasses. Stakeholders anticipate a robust turnout, reflecting growing interest in documentary storytelling across the country.
The pass distribution process is being overseen by the festival's administrative team, which has set up verification counters to ensure that only eligible delegates receive the credentials. Attendees are advised to bring their registration confirmation and a valid ID for smooth processing. Organisers have also announced that additional distribution centers will be opened if demand exceeds current capacity.
With the delegate passes now in circulation, the festival's programming committee is finalising the schedule of film screenings, panel discussions and masterclasses. Stakeholders anticipate a robust turnout, reflecting growing interest in documentary storytelling across the country.