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Rima Das' 'Not a Hero' Premieres at Berlinale
12 Feb
Summary
- Film centers on a young boy's rural life and self-discovery.
- It is an India-Singapore co-production shot in multiple languages.
- MMM Film Sales will distribute the film globally.
Rima Das' latest film, 'Not a Hero,' is poised for its world premiere in the Generation section at the Berlin Film Festival. This significant India-Singapore co-production was filmed using Assamese, Hindi, and English.
The narrative centers on a young boy sent to his ancestral village. He forms bonds with his aunt and a horse, engaging in adventurous activities with local children. These experiences lead him to discover his inner strength and the beauty of rural life.
MMM Film Sales, a Paris-based outfit, has taken on the film's distribution, expressing deep admiration for its 'Huckleberry Finn-like' themes of roots, friendship, and intergenerational connection. The company will also present other films at the European Film Market.
Produced by Flying River Films, Akanga Film Asia, and TrainTripper Films, 'Not a Hero' aligns with Rima Das' established style of intimate narratives focused on self-discovery and human connection against natural backdrops. Her previous works have garnered international acclaim.
