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Indian Debut Film 'The Ink-Stained Hand' Captures Global Sales
9 Oct
Summary
- Debut feature 'The Ink-Stained Hand' secured global sales rights.
- The supernatural drama tells a story of love and resurrection.
- Oscar-nominated director Shaunak Sen is an executive producer.
Yashasvi Juyal's debut feature, "The Ink-Stained Hand and a Missing Thumb," has secured international sales rights with Bangkok-based Diversion. The film, which had its premiere in the Proxima Competition at Karlovy Vary, will next be showcased at the Singapore International Film Festival for its Asian premiere.
The supernatural drama, produced by Silvercord Films and co-produced by Khan & Kumar Media, delves into a poignant narrative. It centers on Rajji, a toll booth worker whose life is shattered by the death of her lover, Santosh. His inexplicable return defies explanation, creating an unsettling atmosphere as the booth faces demolition.
Executive produced by Shaunak Sen, known for his Oscar-nominated "All That Breathes," the film draws inspiration from Himalayan folklore where ghosts are discussed as naturally as everyday occurrences. The project has received backing from various funds, including the Red Sea Fund and the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity, India.
