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Electric Towers That Swallow Stories 

Portrait of a village and a community with their unique worldview encountering a "modern" man. A surveyor sent for a government project encounters the people, the stories of this mythical space and the anxieties of the villagers. The narrative expression takes inspiration from various indigenous traditions from India for the myths and stories expressed in the film.
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Portrait of a village and a community with their unique worldview encountering a "modern" man. A surveyor sent for a government project encounters the people, the stories of this mythical space and the anxieties of the villagers. The narrative expression takes inspiration from various indigenous traditions from India for the myths and stories expressed in the film.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Navaneetha Krishnan
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Film and Television Institute of India

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