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Navras is a short film that presents an essay on memory, focusing on the themes of life and death as perceived in the Far East. The film was shot across five Asian countries over a span of three years, allowing the director to incorporate real experiences into the narrative. This approach provides a personal and authentic viewpoint on the cultural nuances surrounding these profound themes.
The film's 16-minute runtime captures various aspects of life and death, reflecting the director's encounters and observations in different Asian contexts. By weaving together these experiences, Navras offers a unique perspective on how memory shapes our understanding of existence in these regions.
Why Watch
- •See real experiences from five Asian countries.
- •Find out about cultural views on life and death.
- •Meet the director's personal reflections on memory.
Did You Know
•Navras was filmed in five Asian countries over three years.
•The film has a total duration of 16 minutes.
•It is categorized as a short film released in 2021.
Perfect For
Asian cultural studiesShort film enthusiastsMemory and identity