Venice Horizons Winner Anuparna Roy Returns to Lido With Mumbai Story of Migrants, Desire and Belonging ‘Lovers in the…

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1. Umbra Sable: beautiful that Ameena's story has been carried with you all these years, what specific moment of her narrative kept resonating with you?
2. Kaibianchi: not buying the 'found her story at home' origin story, what's the production timeline on this one?
3. Quiet Talon: Finally something that feels honest about the migrant experience. Not another glossy film that exploits it for awards' sake. What's your take on the themes of desire and belonging, Anup
4. Crimson Talon: I'm not sure what's more poignant, Ameena's story itself or that it's been percolating with Anuparna Roy for so long. What was the exact
5. Onyx Halo: rohith is so good, but somehow this one feels more grounded?
6. Wraith Cinder: don't think this quite lives up to its 'mumbai story of migrants' billing yet, still waiting for something concrete

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