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Until I Fly follows an Indian-Nepali boy in a remote Himalayan village as he transitions from childhood to teenagehood. The film captures his experiences and the cultural richness of the region, portraying both the beauty and hardships of life in the Himalayas. Through his perspective, viewers gain insight into the social issues faced by youth, including social injustice and racial prejudice.
The film is directed by Siddesh Shetty and features a cast that includes Audrey Maurion and Ankit Kumar. With a runtime of 90 minutes, it presents a narrative that resonates with the universal aspirations of young people, set against the backdrop of the Himalayas, emphasizing the social and cultural dynamics at play.
Why Watch
- •Meet a charismatic boy in a Himalayan village.
- •See the impact of social injustice on youth.
- •Find out about the cultural tapestry of the Himalayas.
Did You Know
•The film is directed by Siddesh Shetty, known for his work in social documentaries.
•It features a cast including Audrey Maurion and Ankit Kumar.
•The film's runtime is 90 minutes.
•It was produced in two countries: France and Great Britain.
Perfect For
Social justice issuesHimalayan cultureTeen social issues