The Mosquito Philosophy (TBA)

 ●  Tamil ● 1 hr 10 mins

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'The Mosquito Philosophy' is an interrogation of a society caught in the throes of tradition and modernity. The protagonist, a man with a seemingly progressive outlook, discovers the shallowness of his beliefs during an evening's merry-making at his friend's home. The film, which unfolds at an almost real-time pace, begins with the middle-aged Suresh announcing his wedding to his (also middle-aged) friends. The announcement comes as a surprise as it does not tally with Suresh's radical beliefs. Under sustained interrogation by his host (JP), his wife (Sindhu), Pradeep and Ravi, Suresh admits to consenting to marriage only to please his mother, as in the case of most arranged marriages in India. The friendly banter throws serious questions on marriage, relationships, consent, individual choice and love. Although they are all directed at Suresh, they bring out the irony of each questioner's situation too. As Suresh looks inward to confront his hypocrisy, the evening's mood turns grim.
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Did you know? It is the first Tamil film to be shot in six hours without any written scripts or dialogues. The gene is mumblecore which is very unique for a Tamil film. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Tamil
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
Stereoscopy:
No
Taglines:
No script... no retakes... life as is
Trivia:
It is the first Tamil film to be shot in six hours without any written scripts or dialogues. The gene is mumblecore which is very unique for a Tamil film.