The ninth edition of the Festival has taken place from 4 to 10 December 2009 at cinema Odeon. Among the festival guests, filmmakers Ketan Mehta, Raja Menon, Sooni Taraporevala, Sanjeev Sivan, Kartik Singh, Dev Khanna, actresses Nandana Sen and Iyanah Bativala, and scriptwriter Shakir Kadri.
The Opening and Closing Films, both out of competition, have been Ketan Mehta's Rang Rasiya and Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues.
The winners of the River to River Digichannel Audience Award in the three sections: A Heaven on Earth by Deepa Mehta in the feature film section, Topi by Arjun Rihan in the short film section and Children of God by Yi Seung-yun in the documentary section.
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The eighth edition of the Festival has taken place from 5 to 11 December 2008 at cinema Odeon. Among the festival guests, filmmakers Fiorella Castanotto, Nishikant Kamat, Sahshank Ghosh, Richie Mehta, Christopher Mitchell, Sarab S. Neelam and Ramesh Sharma.
The winners of the River to River Digichannel Audience Award in the three sections: Amal by Richie Mehta in the feature film section, Funerailles by Subarna Thapa in the short film section, and Super 30 by Christopher Mitchell in the documentary section.
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The seventh edition of the Festival has taken place from 7 to 13 December 2007 at cinema Gambrinus.
Among the festival guests, filmmakers Ashish Avikuntak, Sarthak Dasgupta, Nandita Jain, Francesca Lignola, Ishaan Nair, Chitra Palekar, Stefano Rebechi, Joy Bimal Roy and Bhavna Talwar.
The winners of the River to River Digichannel Audience Award in the three sections: Maati Maay by Chitra Palekar in the feature film section, Saving Mum and Dad by Kartik Singh in the short film section, and Sotto il cielo di Ahmedabad by Francesca Lignola and Stefano Rebechi in the documentary section.
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The sixth edition of the Festival has taken place from 8 to 14 December 2006 at cinema Spazio Uno. Among the festival guests, filmmakers Aditya Bhattacharya, Jamil Dehlavi, Nicole Maria Krieger, Diego Liguori, Massimiliano Pacifico, Filippo Papini, Anna Pitscheider and Pietro Silvestri.
The winners of the River to River Digichannel Audience Award in the three sections: Infinite Justice by Jamil Dehlavi in the feature film section, Dog by Daniel Lang in the short film section, and I for India by Sandhya Suri in the documentary section.
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The fifth edition of the Festival has taken place from 9 to 15 December 2005 at cinema Spazio Uno. Among the festival guests, filmmakers Dheeraj Akolkar, Bharatbala, Krishna Das, Ruchi Narain, Gianluca Pipitone, Pietro Silvestri and Thomas Wartmann.
The winners of the River to River Digichannel Audience Award in the three sections: Sof Haolam Smola (Turn Left at the End of the World) by Avi Nesher in the feature film section, 6ft. in 7 min. by Rafael Del Toro in the short film section, and Between the Lines by Thomas Wartmann in the documentary section.
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The fourth edition of the Festival has taken place from 8 to 12 December 2004 at cinema Spazio Uno. Among the festival guests, filmmakers Goutam Ghose, Herbert Krill, Dishad Husain, Vinta Nanda and Partho Sen Gupta, actress Koel Purie and producer Mohanjit Singh.
Waisa bhi hota hai (Shit Happens) by Shashanka Ghosh has won the River to River DigiChannel Audience Award.
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The third edition of the Festival has taken place from 10 to 14 December 2003 at cinema Spazio Uno, at the presence of filmmakers Roysten Abel and Manisha Jha, journalist and filmmaker Meenakshi Shedde, and festival programmer and journalist Uma da Cunha.
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The second edition of the Festival has taken place from 11 to 15 December 2002 at cinema Spazio Uno, at the presence of filmmakers Rahul Bose and Anand Patwardhan, and festival programmer and journalist Uma da Cunha.
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The first edition of the Festival has taken place from 4 to 7 October 2001 at the Teatro del Rondò di Bacco of Palazzo Pitti, at the presence of filmmakers Preeti Chandrakant, Dev Benegal and Biju Viswanath.
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