International delegates and representatives from the film industry in countries such as Germany, the UK, Poland, and Sri Lanka are also participating.

On the first day, sessions addressed issues including gender and inclusivity, labour and contract practices, workplace safety, legal protections, grievance redressal, emerging technologies, skill development, theatres, e-ticketing, and the changing roles of distributors and exhibitors.

Day two will focus on topics such as ease of film production, incentive schemes, content regulation, infrastructure development, film heritage and archiving, film tourism, film education, and the creation of new opportunities for emerging talent.

The day’s events will conclude with a closing session inaugurated by veteran filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan. Thiruvananthapuram District Collector Divya S Iyer will present the final report, which will serve as the foundation for drafting Kerala’s first film policy.