Known for "Adolescence"
Matthew Lewis
Topic : AI and Cinema: Between Creative Possibility and Ethical Boundaries
About the Session : Artificial intelligence is changing every stage of filmmaking—from screenwriting
and casting to VFX and distribution. This panel debates whether AI is an empowering tool that sparks
creativity and efficiency, or a disruptive force that risks homogenizing artistry and
displacing human talent.
Rana Daggubati
About the Session : India is positioning itself as a global production hub with attractive incentives, skilled talent, and diverse locations. This panel details government support, single-window clearances, and co-production opportunities for international filmmakers seeking to shoot and collaborate in India.
Guneet Monga
Anupama Chopra
Topic : The Rise of Pan-Indian to Pan-World Cinema.
About the Session : South Indian films and other regional industries have propelled the idea of
“pan-Indian” cinema. Now, their impact is reaching global audiences. This session examines the
international success of Indian films, strategies for global positioning, and the shift toward truly
“pan-world” storytelling.
Mohanlal
Known for "Adolescence"
Matthew Lewis
Topic : AI and Cinema: Between Creative Possibility and Ethical Boundaries
About the Session : Artificial intelligence is changing every stage of filmmaking—from screenwriting
and casting to VFX and distribution. This panel debates whether AI is an empowering tool that sparks
creativity and efficiency, or a disruptive force that risks homogenizing artistry and
displacing human talent.
Rana Daggubati
About the Session : India is positioning itself as a global production hub with attractive incentives, skilled talent, and diverse locations. This panel details government support, single-window clearances, and co-production opportunities for international filmmakers seeking to shoot and collaborate in India.
Guneet Monga
Anupama Chopra
Topic : The Rise of Pan-Indian to Pan-World Cinema.
About the Session : South Indian films and other regional industries have propelled the idea of
“pan-Indian” cinema. Now, their impact is reaching global audiences. This session examines the
international success of Indian films, strategies for global positioning, and the shift toward truly
“pan-world” storytelling.
Mohanlal
