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The Enchanted Land (2025)
An talamh faoi gheasa- The Enchanted Land is a unique short film project that intertwines an ancient Indian mythological story with the beauty of the Irish language. The narrative explores themes of transformation, gender identity, migration, displacement, and the eternal quest for balance, offering a rich cultural and linguistic experience.
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An talamh faoi gheasa- The Enchanted Land is a unique short film project that intertwines an ancient Indian mythological story with the beauty of the Irish language. The narrative explores themes of transformation, gender identity, migration, displacement, and the eternal quest for balance, offering a rich cultural and linguistic experience.
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Written By:Pradeep Mahadeshwar
In Theaters:3/14/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Cassette Vision
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