It's the little things that matter in Life.
This is the message Cuvu college is sending out in their film, one of the 17 film entries for the Kula Film Awards with the them "Little Joys of Life"
Cuvu college teacher and director of the film Rupesh Kumar said the films is about a family's financial struggles that they overcome with hard work and determination.
Kumar said they are also conveying the message especially to parents that a family does not need luxury to be happy but the simple things in life.
Meanwhile, Fiji Audio Visual Commissions Acting Chief Executive Officer Florence Swamy said the films are a good outlet for youths to voice the issues they are concerned about.
The Winners of the Kula Film Awards will be held tomorrow at the National Gymnasium with the main award is the FAVC 2010 Kula Film Best Film.
Story by: Sofaia Koroitanoa
Cuvu College submits entry for Kula Film Awards
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