Supramanya (Supraman) is a young Indian boy living in rural India with his blind mother. By turns fascinated and intimidated by the adults in his village – who are a mixture of the hard-working, con-men and layabouts, his life is restricted by the fact that he must support his mother in her work, rather than being able to go to school. Unknown to him, Lalita his mother has made arrangements to send him away – believing that an education in an orphanage will be better for him than an uneducated life with her. With nowhere else to turn, Supraman must galvanize the village to help him convince his mother that they are not alone in their plight – and that, by clubbing together, they can make a way.
Below are some pictures, behind the scenes and Pre-Production stills.
Forms: Narrative Fiction, Short
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Magical Realism
Niches: Asian, Third World, Women, Children
Production: Ayuub Kasasa Mago (Associate Producer), Debs Gardner-Paterson (Director), Jackie Sheppard (Producer), Mark Blaney (Producer), Nathan Elliott (Executive Producer), Swaroop Kanchi (Co-producer)
Writing: Debs Gardner-Paterson (Story By), Ruth Folwer (Writer (1st Project))
Performance“Meese” Anjanappa (Supporting Actor), Anil Kumar (Supporting Actor), Lalita (Lead Actor), Neha Halgali (Supporting Actor), Prakash (Supporting Actor), Saikumar (Lead Actor), Surya (Lead Actor)
Camera Kate Reid (Cinematographer/DP)
Art Department Shez Jifri (Art Director)
Post Production Miikka Leskinen (Picture Editor), Neil Edwards (Digital Effects), Phil Freudenfeld (Sound Editor)
Music Bernie Gardner (Original Music/Composer)
Representation Doorpost Film Project (Publicist), Mark Blaney (Publicist)
Recent Comments