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Afire: Social-comedy and environmental tragedy - Vimarsana News

Afire: Social-comedy and environmental tragedy

The second part of Christian Petzold’s Elements Trilogy, Afire is a beguiling but uneven film ★★★★

Vishwakarma puja - On Vishwakarma Puja, we pick 8 films where kite flying is an important motif - Vimarsana News

Vishwakarma puja - On Vishwakarma Puja, we pick 8 films where kite flying is an important motif

In these eight films, kites play a variety of roles — from being a messenger of love to a symbol of life’s struggles

'Funny Boy' Filmmaker Deepa Mehta Wants You to Smell Sri Lanka - Vimarsana News

'Funny Boy' Filmmaker Deepa Mehta Wants You to Smell Sri Lanka

‘Funny Boy’ Filmmaker Deepa Mehta Wants You to Smell Sri Lanka IndieWire 1/1/2021 From her groundbreaking Elements Trilogy to “Funny Boy,” her gorgeous new queer coming-of-age tale currently streaming on Netflix, Deepa Mehta makes films to delight all of the senses. For her immersive adaptation of Sri Lankan-Canadian author Shyam Selvadurai’s beloved novel “Funny Boy,” Mehta kept one particular sense in mind: “I want people to smell ‘Funny Boy.’ You should smell it, smell the palm trees, you can smell the water.” Raised in New Delhi and living in Toronto since 1973, th...

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'Funny Boy,' a Gay Sri Lankan Coming-of-Age Film, Arrives on Netflix - Vimarsana News

'Funny Boy,' a Gay Sri Lankan Coming-of-Age Film, Arrives on Netflix

Funny Boy is now streaming on Netflix. The film is the latest from Indo-Canadian director Deepa Mehta, known for her acclaimed queer Elements Trilogy: Fire (1996), Water (2005). Funny Boy, Canada's Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film, centers on a boy named Arjie (Arush Nand and Brandon Ingram), who is coming of age and questioning his sexuality in 1970s and '80s Sri Lanka. Based on the best-selling Canadian novel by Shyam Selvadurai, the film follows Arjie's journey toward self-acceptance in a society that is not accepting, as the nation also wrestles with political strife...