15th - 21st September 2006

Open Frame is a week-long international film festival and forum showcasing around 50 documentaries and reality films from around the world.

Highlights of the festival include workshops for media students, media faculty and filmmakers led by eminent documentary filmmakers from the UK.

The festival and forum is organized by The Public Service Broadcasting Trust in partnership with UNESCO and with the support of The Prasar Bharati Corporation.

UNESCO and the Public Service Broadcasting Trust of India are pleased to invite Asian/Pacific/African/Latin American/Caribbean television directors and filmmakers to take part in

The International Festival & Forum on Public Service Broadcasting and Cultural Diversity to be held in New Delhi, India in September 2006.

The forum will screen challenging productions from Asia and the rest of the world, while stimulating reflection on local content production and public service broadcasting issues.

If you have recently directed a documentary, a short fiction film or a television programme that is innovative (in form or content), creative, challenging or going beyond conventional forms of television language, as well as a genuine expression of your culture, the festival may be interested in screening your work.