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"My Melbourne - Nandhini" by Onir

 
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On this episode of Queering The Air, our talented new co-host in training, Surty, was accompanied by Onir, a renowned film director hailing from India. Together, they delved into the intricacies of his most recent cinematic creation, “My Melbourne" (Nandhini), which is slated for grand premiere at the prestigious Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2024. We cordially invite you to tune in live to witness the fascinating dialogue and dive deep into the world of Onir’s remarkable accomplishments in the realm of cinema. Onir, a prominent figure in Indian indie cinema and LGBTQI advocacy, gained fame with "My Brother...Nikhil," a pioneering film on AIDS and same-sex relationships. Known for pushing boundaries, he directed award-winning films like "I Am," addressing diverse social issues. Onir's latest film, "My Melbourne," celebrates inclusivity and cultural exchange, showcasing migrant experiences in Melbourne. His work embodies a message of belonging and love, bridging cinematic cultures with a global perspective. Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2024 Tickets and Infos.
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On this episode of Queering The Air, our talented new co-host in training, Surty, was accompanied by Onir, a renowned film director hailing from India. Together, they delved into the intricacies of his most recent cinematic creation, “My Melbourne" (Nandhini), which is slated for grand premiere at the prestigious Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2024. We cordially invite you to tune in live to witness the fascinating dialogue and dive deep into the world of Onir’s remarkable accomplishments in the realm of cinema. Onir, a prominent figure in Indian indie cinema and LGBTQI advocacy, gained fame with "My Brother...Nikhil," a pioneering film on AIDS and same-sex relationships. Known for pushing boundaries, he directed award-winning films like "I Am," addressing diverse social issues. Onir's latest film, "My Melbourne," celebrates inclusivity and cultural exchange, showcasing migrant experiences in Melbourne. His work embodies a message of belonging and love, bridging cinematic cultures with a global perspective. Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2024 Tickets and Infos.
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