Mauritius-Set Romance Faces Challenges of Colonialism

In 2025, a new film titled "Ambleside" is set to captivate audiences with its sweeping romance set against the backdrop of 1925 Mauritius. The story follows Lucy, a British woman who relocates to the island to live with her wealthy aunt and uncle. There, she unexpectedly falls for a local man named Krishna.

However, the film's plot synopsis reveals that "colonial attitudes threaten not only their relationship, but also their lives." The period drama explores the challenges faced by the couple as they navigate the racial and social divides of the colonial era.

"Ambleside" is produced by an acclaimed team, including Alan Govinden of "Sulphur and White" and Paula Crickard of "Winter & My House." The film has already generated significant interest, with Signature Entertainment acquiring the distribution rights after being impressed by its "sweep and scale" as well as the "tender forbidden love story at its heart."

According to the producers, "Ambleside" is a "rare gem" - a love story that is both sweeping and cinematic, yet also intimate and human. Audiences are sure to be captivated by this timeless and beautifully crafted romance.