Nia, a woman in her mid-twenties, stands on a mountaintop on a cold winter morning, grappling with the weight of her deepest trauma – an illicit abortion. Seeking solitude, she retreats to her family’s summer home in the Himalayas, feeling desolate and emotionally detached. The house’s caretaker soon departs, leaving his mother-in-law, Bhemi, a 70-year-old indigenous woman, and his mischievous seven-year-old son, Sunny, in charge. Weathered by years of labour, Bhemi carries a quiet wisdom, her humour masking the depth of her life experiences. Sunny’s relentless energy, meanwhile, dra..
After experiencing the first major trauma of her young life, Nia retreats to her family’s summer home in the Himalayas, where time, nature and unexpected friendships help her heal.
Nia faces the ultimate test of love, pain and forgiveness as she struggles to heal and give her life a Second Chance...
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Panha
Marathi with English Subtitles (22 mins)
In a quaint Maharashtrian village, seven-year-old Vithu`s family faces losing their ancestral mango orchard to the bullet train project. Baba seeks a.. more
Butterfly:
A quiet morning between two lovers unfolds through playful and vulnerable conversations, until a poetic shift reveals that love can exist even beyond presence and certainty.
FilmFool Presents Monsoon Classics. This monsoon, we’re bringing some timeless classics back to the big screen, every Sunday at FilmFool! For our Monsoon lineup, we bring films where rain becomes .. more
As part of MAMI Independent. Free entry on first come first served basis. There will also be screening of short film - See Me When You Leave (Dipin Chenayil).
