ISLAMABAD: Large number of viewers and residents from federal capital
enjoyed the screening of Islamabad's first feature film titled "Mud
house and the Golden Doll".
The film encircles the social issues and breaking the orthodox taboos present in the society.
The film was launched and screened by Icarus Incorporated-the only international currently operating in Pakistan.
The film was launched at Pakistan National Council of Arts, where whole cast of the movie was present.
The film was directed by Hamza Abbassi- veteran theater actor- who incidentally played the homeless man in the movie as well, with his vision of trying to make a difference through a lenses hits close to home.
The event was attended in force by the media, large numbers of diplomats and heads of certain corporate entities.
A large number of viewers were present on the spot lauded the film based on the Iranian style of film making, as it dare to challenge convention and features a plot based on true events.
The commercial launch of the movie is expected in the next one month at 3D cinemas in Pakistan.
Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2012
The film encircles the social issues and breaking the orthodox taboos present in the society.
The film was launched and screened by Icarus Incorporated-the only international currently operating in Pakistan.
The film was launched at Pakistan National Council of Arts, where whole cast of the movie was present.
The film was directed by Hamza Abbassi- veteran theater actor- who incidentally played the homeless man in the movie as well, with his vision of trying to make a difference through a lenses hits close to home.
The event was attended in force by the media, large numbers of diplomats and heads of certain corporate entities.
A large number of viewers were present on the spot lauded the film based on the Iranian style of film making, as it dare to challenge convention and features a plot based on true events.
The commercial launch of the movie is expected in the next one month at 3D cinemas in Pakistan.
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