Anahita's Law

Filmmaker and actor Oorvazi Irani brings to life a story that attempts to redefine Indian women's identity. The film that plays entirely in a series of closeups is a meditation on image and its correlation with the voyeur. It may seem like a long monologue and narrated story, but in its layers, it holds the invitation to reflect and internalize, thus pressing it to become a dialogue. The filmmakers design every shot carefully and fill it to the brim with symbolic richness - every bit of the frame - colours, elements, light, shadows, sounds and music accompany the words and the performance in a thoughtful, inventive manner. It is a journey within a journey and the style as well as the substance is boldly experimental. Kudos to the entire team for bringing the film to life!