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Our Trip to India
Tamara and Federico, a young Mexican couple, travel to India to make an indie film, adopting fictional alter-egos—Priya and Rashi. As they embark on their journey, Rashi grapples with religious neurosis, while Priya's fear of dirt and poverty intensifies. Their trip challenges both their relationship and their once-held beliefs about love and sacredness.
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Tamara and Federico, a young Mexican couple, travel to India to make an indie film, adopting fictional alter-egos—Priya and Rashi. As they embark on their journey, Rashi grapples with religious neurosis, while Priya's fear of dirt and poverty intensifies. Their trip challenges both their relationship and their once-held beliefs about love and sacredness.
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Written By:Tamara Salamonovitz, Federico Cecchetti
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