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Blue Bird (2021)

Sidda is the only child of Maasti, a lazy farmer and Ganapi, a progressive woman who dreams of living in the town. Due to some unavoidable circumstances, the family is forced to move to the city. The film documents Sidda's journey as he explores the dense forest and sustainable living versus the chaotic hustle of the city that makes him feel alienated. Inspired by the folk tales his grandfather narrates, the 10 year old learns to explore all options before he makes the most important decision of returning to his roots.
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Sidda is the only child of Maasti, a lazy farmer and Ganapi, a progressive woman who dreams of living in the town. Due to some unavoidable circumstances, the family is forced to move to the city. The film documents Sidda's journey as he explores the dense forest and sustainable living versus the chaotic hustle of the city that makes him feel alienated. Inspired by the folk tales his grandfather narrates, the 10 year old learns to explore all options before he makes the most important decision of returning to his roots.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ganesh Hegde
Written By:Ganesh Hegde
In Theaters:6/4/2021
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Monsoon Talkies, Vijay Sethupathi Productions

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