Get ready for a cinematic journey like no other as Austin-based nonprofit Indie Meme prepares to host their highly anticipated 9th annual Indie Meme Film Festival (IMFF), taking place from April 17 to 21 at the prestigious Austin Film Society Cinema. Featuring over 30 captivating films from more than 13 countries and spanning over 17 languages, this festival solidifies Austin's status as a cultural epicenter and a true haven for film enthusiasts.

Tickets for this year's Indie Meme Film Festival are still available for purchase, offering attendees the chance to immerse themselves in a diverse selection of international cinema. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience the magic of global filmmaking right here in Austin! 

Highlighting the festival's roster are several international premieres, a captivating array of shorts, and a lineup of award-winning feature films, predominantly crafted by female and global filmmakers. These socially relevant cinematic gems hail from countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Myanmar, and beyond, bringing tales of culture, identity, and human experience to audiences in the United States.

Joining the festival are esteemed filmmakers such as Anand Patwardhan, Jayant Digambar Somalkar, Vinod Rawat, and Shuchi Talati, who will showcase their acclaimed works and engage with audiences in insightful discussions. From thought-provoking documentaries to heartwarming narratives, there's something for every film aficionado to enjoy.

In addition to the exciting lineup of films, the festival will host a special red carpet event on Friday, April 19, at 4:30 p.m., providing a glamorous opportunity for media coverage and celebrity sightings. 

For more information on the Indie Meme Film Festival and the full lineup of films, visit their website and secure your tickets today!

ABOUT INDIE MEME: Founded in 2013 by Alka Bhanot and Tripti Bhatnagar, Indie Meme is dedicated to promoting South Asian cinema in Austin and beyond. From humble beginnings hosting screenings to curating their signature Indie Meme Film Festival, the organization has become a beacon of cultural exchange and artistic appreciation. Supported by the City of Austin Economic Development Department, Texas Commission on the Arts, and Humanities Texas, Indie Meme continues to celebrate the best of South Asian film while fostering meaningful connections between filmmakers and audiences. Learn more about their mission and initiatives on their website. 

For more info, visit indiememe.org