Get ready for a cinematic delight, as Payal Kapadia’s groundbreaking film, All We Imagine As Light, has taken the world by storm! Bagging the prestigious Grand Prix at the 77th Cannes Film Festival was just the beginning of this incredible journey. Now, brace yourself as this masterpiece is all set to captivate Indian audiences this November, starting off with a grand premiere at the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival!
Can you believe it? The talented filmmaker, Payal Kapadia, has not only made India proud but also carved her name in history by winning the Grand Prix at Cannes. With a stellar cast including Kani Kusruti, Divya Prabha, and Chhaya Kadam, this film is a true gem, co-produced by petit chaos from France and Chalk & Cheese and Another Birth from India. Spirit Media is all set to bring this cinematic marvel to theaters across India, scheduled for a dazzling release in November.
The journey of All We Imagine As Light began in Kerala, where it first graced the screens on September 21 under the banner of Rana Daggubati’s Spirit Media. This unique collaboration between India and France, with its theatrical debut in France on October 2, is a testament to the power of storytelling that transcends borders.
Payal Kapadia, the trailblazer behind this remarkable film, is overflowing with excitement for its upcoming release in India. She shared her joy, saying, “I am thrilled for the India release this November! I can’t wait for audiences to experience it. It’s a feeling like no other for a filmmaker,” as quoted by PTI.
Delving into the heart of Mumbai, All We Imagine As Light weaves a mesmerizing tale of three women—Nurse Prabha, Anu, and Parvati, whose lives collide on an unexpected journey to Ratnagiri, prompting profound reflections on their life choices.
As the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival unfolds from October 19 to 24, 2024, cinephiles can look forward to a vibrant celebration of global cinema, showcasing over 110 films in 50+ languages and diverse genres. With the spotlight on Mumbai, the festival’s opening film promises to be a cinematic extravaganza not to be missed.
