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Cinema is my first and final love. I profoundly love watching cinema and wish to make great films. To become a film maker I need a platform. I think these are the normal features that filmmaking demands from anybody who wants to be a film maker.
I believe in a world without borders. The cinemas I have watched have deeply convinced me that there is not much difference between an Indian and an Italian or a Sri Lankan and a Danish. As long as good cinema and art survive, borders are just imaginary. Cinema makes me think and feel beyond borders of all sorts. It is perhaps the best medium that takes global human emotions to anyone who can listen and observe.
So, I prefer saying all humans are my brothers and sisters. May be they are from Japan, China, Kazakhstan, France, North Africa, Latin America or elsewhere. Cinema from different places has deeply taught me a simple thing: in spite of cultural and political differences, people all over the world are the same. They ponder over similar crises, nurse similar pains, share same feelings, delight in identical dreams and worry over the same dilemmas. We all are just humans. And cinema constantly reminds me this fact.
Most of the times, I associate with the sorrows and pleasures of my favorite characters on screen. Of course, there are tim.
with love, ZAKARIYA
It is the story of two young persons who suffer state terrorism in two periods. The first is a leftist journalist being tortured by authority during the black days of emergency in 1975. The second one is a modern day journalism student who attempts to do a project on the formers writings.
This short film highlights plight of victim hood that the minority community undergoes today the government missionary and mainstream media illogically and fascistically target and terrorize innocent citizens for merely being the members of minority.
(mobile movie)
A symbolic representation of frustrating urban conveyances and nature’s unnoticed flow of life.
Awards: Best mobile movie award 2010, by Manoramaonline, India’s No. one malayalam news portal.
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