KIMFF 2026 wraps up five-day festival with awards
Summary
The 23rd Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival concluded its five-day event with awards honoring the best documentaries and fiction films in both international and Nepal Panorama categories.
Key Points
- The 23rd edition of Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF) concluded after five days.
- The award for Best Feature Documentary was granted to ‘The Oldest Munro Bagger’, winning $1500.
- ‘Ha Lyngkha Bneng’ (The Elysian Field) won Best Feature Fiction with a $1500 prize.
- The Audience Award went to ‘Climbing for Life’, a film about Junko Tabei, directed by Sakamoto Junji.
