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God, Sreenu and Me
Television (Full Length) – 2000
Filmmaker Stewart Main traverses India seeking enlightenment. There he meets ex-pat Kiwis who seem to have found it, which only leaves him feeling trapped in a life of the senses. Especially when he falls for his Indian sound recordist, Sreenu. Or so he would have us think. Made for TVNZ's Work of Art documentary slot, Main's startling, provocative film explores the cracks between the divine and the sensual, documentary and fiction. Director Andrew Bancroft writes about the result in this backgrounder.
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Produced by
MF Films
Source
MF Films
Music
Music by the Gramophone Company of Inida, drawn from 1940s-60s recordings by Lata Mangeshka (a famed singer in the Hindi movie industry)
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