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I Am No Queen (2025)

Introducing I Am No Queen - a movie that resonates with the heartbeats of international students facing the challenges of being replanted in a new land. Follow Rani, an international student from India, as she navigates the dark streets of Canada. Her story is your story - filled with hopes, dreams, and the stark realities of life abroad. This film sheds light on the unique struggles and triumphs of students worldwide. Let's come together and share our experiences. Join us on this powerful journey.
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Introducing I Am No Queen - a movie that resonates with the heartbeats of international students facing the challenges of being replanted in a new land. Follow Rani, an international student from India, as she navigates the dark streets of Canada. Her story is your story - filled with hopes, dreams, and the stark realities of life abroad. This film sheds light on the unique struggles and triumphs of students worldwide. Let's come together and share our experiences. Join us on this powerful journey.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Minu Basi, Shadab Khan
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In Theaters:11/14/2025
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Runtime:120 minutes
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