Kshurasyadhara won three awards in 2001, including the best Malayalam film commendation from the Indian Documentary Producer's Association.
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Kshurasyadhara won three awards in 2001, including the best Malayalam film commendation from the Indian Documentary Producer's Association.
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Synopsis
In Kerala, temple oracles perform rituals that connect the community to their spiritual beliefs. Kshurasyadhara (The Razor's Edge) captures these practices and the significance they hold for local residents. The film premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in 2002 and was featured in festivals in Tehran and Milan. It received multiple awards, including the Best Malayalam Film commendation from the Indian Documentary Producer's Association in 2001. The film is archived at the United States Library of Congress.
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Why Watch
- See the unique temple oracles of Kerala.
- Find out about Kerala's spiritual traditions.
- Meet the award-winning director of Kshurasyadhara.
Did You Know
- Kshurasyadhara won the best Malayalam film commendation award in 2001.
- The film premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in 2002.
- It received the Best Director Award at the Kerala State Film & TV Awards in 2001.
- Kshurasyadhara is part of the permanent archives at the United States Library of Congress.
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What awards did Kshurasyadhara win?
Kshurasyadhara won the best Malayalam film commendation award in 2001, the Best Director Award at the Kerala State Film & TV Awards in 2001, and the National Jury award at the Mumbai International short & Animation film festival in 2002.
Where was Kshurasyadhara premiered?
Kshurasyadhara premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in 2002.
Is Kshurasyadhara archived anywhere?
Kshurasyadhara is part of the permanent archives at the United States Library of Congress.
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