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"Each individual and their space needs to be respected. People with different identities are to be heard, and their voices should be included in global cinema," said Kenyan director Wanuri Kahiu at the open forum held as part of the 28th IFFK at Tagore Theatre on the topic 'Festival in Times of Racism, Genocide, and War'.

Filmmakers should ensure that voices from diverse communities are properly addressed, Kahiu said, stressing the importance of art as a weapon of resistance against war.

Renowned filmmaker T V Chandran appreciated IFFK for creating a platform for everyone to freely express their own opinions. Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI) General Secretary Amitav Ghosh extended his wishes to the entire organizing team of IFFK. Hena Devdas R C, Secretary of FFSI Keralam, C Ajoy, Secretary of KSCA were present at the function.