"Stray Factory" (제작사/배급사) 검색 결과

인도 북부 아쌈주의 화려한 전통춤 댄서인 조기는 생계를 위해 강을 건너는 뱃사공 일을 하게 된다. 그는 계속되는 강한 자살 충동으로 인해 손님을 태운 보트를 의도적으로 전복시키는데, 모두 죽고 그 혼자만 기적적으로 살아남는다. 죄의식에 사로잡혀 도망치듯 히말라야의 리조트에 들어가서 관리인으로 취직한다. 어느 날 네 명의 가족이 손님으로 도착하는데 조기는 그들의 행동에서 뭔가 심상치 않은 느낌을 받는다. 게다가 신비롭고 고혹적인 매력의 여성 모히니가 그에게 다가온다. 혼돈에 빠진 조기는 자신이 죽인 사람들이 되돌아와서 복수하려는 게 아닐까 하는 망상에 사로잡힌다.

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감독: 아룬 카르틱

Nasir is a gentle man with a hard life. He has to scrimp to pay for his daily shopping, sometimes even missing meals. His adopted son Iqbal has the body of an adult, but the mind and vulnerability of a toddler. In spite of it all, Nasir remains optimistic. He writes love letters to his wife and declaims his poetry, which silences even the most idiotic loudmouth. Nasir is also a Muslim in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, where Hindu nationalism has taken on ever more virulent forms in recent decades. Propaganda constantly booms from loudspeakers everywhere in the public space. His boss at the textile store makes little effort to hide his contempt for Muslims. The customers treat Nasir as a doormat. In the meantime, Nasir starts worrying about his wife, who is out of town for a few days, and wonders whether he would be better off as a migrant labourer in Abu Dhabi. Self-taught independent southern Indian filmmaker Arun Karthick started out directing short films on his Cinema Obscura platform, aged seventeen. His refreshing debut The Strange Case of Shiva (2015) premiered at IFFR, and he was seen as a major new voice in Tamil cinema. His second feature is a candid exposé of life as a second-class citizen. The toxic intolerance of Hindu extremists bubbles just below the surface of everyday life. Until the explosion; as sudden as it is inevitable.

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