
In
2008, WFF has a Red Feather. WFF launched White Feather Art-House Films deciding
to produce films that pushed the envelope further, rich in content and meant
for the discerning cineaste who craved for more than the regular Bollywood formula.
Donning his cap as a producer, Sanjay Gupta braved the odds to produce
Pankh and
The
Great Indian Butterfly, two films that otherwise would never see light of
day in mainstream markets. Defying the standard cliché of boring staid
so called art films, these films have the potential to reach out to wider audiences
both in India as well as in the International circuit. These films showcase the
best of auteur driven cinema.