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Venice Horizons Winner Anuparna Roy Returns to Lido With Mumbai Story of Migrants, Desire and Belonging ‘Lovers in the Blue Night’
India's Anuparna Roy discusses her Venice Horizons entry 'Lovers in the Blue Night.'
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Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy returned to the Lido at the Venice Horizons section with her film “Lovers in the Blue Night.” The movie follows Ameena, a bonded laborer from Roy’s hometown, whose story the director has carried since childhood. Ameena’s remarks about her marriage have remained a guiding influence on Roy’s work.
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