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Acclaimed Iranian director Mohammed Rasoulof’s last project to be filmed in Iran before he fled in 2024 is out in cinemas in India. Censored and imprisoned for his political views, Rasoulof has poured his thoughts on Iran’s oppressive regime into his urgent, powerful movies. In The Seed of the Sacred Fig, the anti-hijab movement raging on the streets of Tehran enters a family’s home, shattering an already fragile equilibrium.
Rohan Parashuram Kanawada is a director to watch out for. His debut feature Sabar Bonda sensitively explores gay love in a village setting. The Marathi movie is playing at the Sundance Film Festival.
Jhimma director Hemant Dhome has created another laughtearfest. Fussclass Dabhade is the story of three siblings who love to hate each other. Or do they?
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