Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
The Durga Mehta Case
After leaving her abusive marriage with Jayesh, Durga seeks refuge at her mother’s house with her son. But when Jayesh falls into a coma after a tragic incident, she is unjustly blamed despite not being there. How will she navigate through this crisis?
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After leaving her abusive marriage with Jayesh, Durga seeks refuge at her mother’s house with her son. But when Jayesh falls into a coma after a tragic incident, she is unjustly blamed despite not being there. How will she navigate through this crisis?
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