A Haunting Portrayal of Motherhood in "The Lost Daughter"
'The Lost Daughter' doesn't paint over the choices Leda and Nina make as mothers as right or wrong but examines the messy in-between.
All The Living
A writer's old age is marked by loneliness, where only his characters keep him company. His entire living world becomes his relatives. The film explores this journey through three famous short stories: T. Padmanabhan's "Poocchakkuttikalude Veedu" (The House of Kittens) and "Naykkalukalum Manushyarum" (Dogs and Humans), and Rene Basin's French story, "Thapal Pettiyile Kuruvikal" ( Birds in the Postbox).
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A writer's old age is marked by loneliness, where only his characters keep him company. His entire living world becomes his relatives. The film explores this journey through three famous short stories: T. Padmanabhan's "Poocchakkuttikalude Veedu" (The House of Kittens) and "Naykkalukalum Manushyarum" (Dogs and Humans), and Rene Basin's French story, "Thapal Pettiyile Kuruvikal" ( Birds in the Postbox).
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