Malayalam film enters Oscar race
Press Trust of India : Kochi, Mon Dec 17 2012, 04:06 hrs
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Malayalam film Colour of Sky (Akasathinte Niram), written and directed by Bijukumar Damodaran, has been selected in the top 282 films in the Oscar list in the best picture category. This is the first Malayalam film to receive such an honour. The movie has also been selected for the 8th Eurasia International Film Festival, 48th Chicago International Film Festival USA, South Asian Film Festival, Kolkata International Film Festival among other film festivals.
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