The Government Information Department, together with Sri Lanka Telecom affiliate Visioncom, is to launch ‘Lak Ru’ - a new television channel bringing local television viewers a totally new experience on April 05.
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Government Information Department, together with Sri Lanka Telecom affiliate Visioncom, proudly launches “Lak Ru” a new television channel bringing local television viewers a totally new experience. The launching ceremony will be on the auspicious of April 05, marking the 90th birthday of Sri Lanka cinematic legend Dr. Lester James Peris, President Mahinda Rajapaksa will grace the occasion by inducing “Lak Ru” on April 05, at 11.00 a.m.
Dr. Lester James Peiris, among other producers creating documentaries behalf of the Government Film Unit, is the most senior producers so far. Prior to his first ever cinematic creation “Rekawa”, Dr. Lester James Peiris has been working as a Film Director attached to the Government Film Unit. And, with many contributions from such legendary film producers, Government Film Unit possesses a diverse collection of documentaries of global repute and many popular films of yesterday. The Government Film Unit, celebrating its 60th year, intends to channel such valuable resources to the public over “Lak Ru”, to latest television channel. This rare collection treasures works of Italian maestro Julio Petroni , renowned British artiste Ralphkin, and legendary Dr. Lester James Peiris. Among others, Prangasome Hettiarachchi, D.B. Nihalsinghe, Dr. Thissa Abeysekera, Dr. Dharmasena Pathiraja, Thissa Liyanasuriya, Sugathapala Senerath Yapa, Erwin Dassnanayake, Sudath Mahadiualwewa, Vijaya Abeydeva and Vimukthi Jayasundara have also made contribution of high quality and context. The rare collection boast more than 24 international awards won in Berlin, London and other international film festivals. However, many local viewers are yet in experience such great cinematic adventures and the Government Film Unit hopes to telecast the collection over “Lak Ru” for their benefit. And, working abreast with the Government Film Unit, Video Film Unit also added more than 75 documentaries into the collection.
Apart from Government Information Department contributions, various other ministries, departments and other institutions also contributed much into the collection. And, this rare collection has been further enriched by many talented youths of the new generation. They also contributed their own creations making the collection richer. “Lak Ru” welcomes all and intends to facilitate telecasts of such documentaries even, the Information Department says. “Lak Ru” can be viewed via 48th channel of SLT Visioncom’s Peo TV network round the clock.
Anusha Palpita
Director General of Government Information.
Dr. Lester James Peiris, among other producers creating documentaries behalf of the Government Film Unit, is the most senior producers so far. Prior to his first ever cinematic creation “Rekawa”, Dr. Lester James Peiris has been working as a Film Director attached to the Government Film Unit. And, with many contributions from such legendary film producers, Government Film Unit possesses a diverse collection of documentaries of global repute and many popular films of yesterday. The Government Film Unit, celebrating its 60th year, intends to channel such valuable resources to the public over “Lak Ru”, to latest television channel. This rare collection treasures works of Italian maestro Julio Petroni , renowned British artiste Ralphkin, and legendary Dr. Lester James Peiris. Among others, Prangasome Hettiarachchi, D.B. Nihalsinghe, Dr. Thissa Abeysekera, Dr. Dharmasena Pathiraja, Thissa Liyanasuriya, Sugathapala Senerath Yapa, Erwin Dassnanayake, Sudath Mahadiualwewa, Vijaya Abeydeva and Vimukthi Jayasundara have also made contribution of high quality and context. The rare collection boast more than 24 international awards won in Berlin, London and other international film festivals. However, many local viewers are yet in experience such great cinematic adventures and the Government Film Unit hopes to telecast the collection over “Lak Ru” for their benefit. And, working abreast with the Government Film Unit, Video Film Unit also added more than 75 documentaries into the collection.
Apart from Government Information Department contributions, various other ministries, departments and other institutions also contributed much into the collection. And, this rare collection has been further enriched by many talented youths of the new generation. They also contributed their own creations making the collection richer. “Lak Ru” welcomes all and intends to facilitate telecasts of such documentaries even, the Information Department says. “Lak Ru” can be viewed via 48th channel of SLT Visioncom’s Peo TV network round the clock.
Anusha Palpita
Director General of Government Information.
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