Here's (not just) another film festival.

The first week of March, from the 2nd to 8th, will see Delhi become the venue for I View World, an international film festival that trains its lens on the urgent and often volatile landscape of gender, human rights and socio-cultural identities.

The line-up is a crisp mix of features, documentaries and shorts that will have resonance in virtually every part of the world.

Right now, that's Delhi.

Organised by Engendered, a transnational arts and human rights organisation that's been hosting it since 2008 in New York, this is the festival's debut in India.

From recent Indian films such as Haramkhor and Jai Gangaajal (both of which are getting festival premieres), documentaries on the migration crisis in Europe, to a special retrospective of Mira Nair's films, I View World has a pretty impressive lineup planned.

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