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Official Selection, Cannes 2001- Un Certain Regard |
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| Official Selection, Cannes 2001- Un Certain Regard |
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| Why a second film? Because the feelings which made Murali to make the first film have still not gone away!! Rather, they have got worse!! This film has evolved out of the thought about the existence of an individual in an orchestrated political situation, which culminates in a war and later in business. |
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| Many times, the individual is helpless and the only thing they can do is to have a good laugh. This thought will be the basis for the dark humorous nature of the film. Humour can be sometimes provocative. A lot of things make us wonder whether we are living in a real world or a fictional world. This film will be treated in such a way that the margins between fiction and reality are very thin and both are merged at many time. The belief in humanity will still be there! |
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| Once in a colourful rural province, the ruling Lord granted democracy to his faithful citizens. They celebrated with joyous song. As a token of his good will, the Lord gave the royal dog Apu to his former obedient servant, Koran. Koran and his wife proudly cared for the small dog, admired by all the village ... |
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One day Apu bit a duck, then later a boy. Rumor spread that the Lord knowingly sent Apu amongst the people because the dog had rabies. The peaceful democratic atmosphere of the village was disrupted. The new leader and the disheartened villagers turned against the Lord they once loved and respected. The province was divided, its future uncertain ... |
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