Dir: Karan Kandhari | UK, India | 2024 | 107 mins | Subtitled

Cast | Radhika Apte, Ashok Pathak, Chhaya Kadam

Writer-director Karan Kandhari’s feature debut is a surreal, punkish and distinctive comedy. 

Newly arrived in Mumbai, acerbic Uma (a terrific Radhika Apte) and soft-spoken Gopal (Ashok Pathak) are trapped in a very new, very awkward arranged marriage. At first, Uma does her best to cope, but the nocturnal world of the city changes her. Transformed into a disturbing and ruthless figure, Uma succumbs to her most feral impulses. 

With tightly framed compositions that recall Wes Anderson’s work, and anarchic sequences of stop motion animation, Sister Midnightfollows a woman fighting patriarchal norms.

Friday 25 April

Wednesday 20 April

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