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  • Enjoy National Cinema Day with these 10 must-see films!

    Enjoy National Cinema Day with these 10 must-see films!

    Mumbai: Attention, cinephiles! Prepare for a cinematic extravaganza this Friday the 13th, as we celebrate National Cinema Day, an ode to India’s deep-seated passion for the world of movies. Remember those golden moments when family movie outings over the weekends lit up our weeks? But then the era of inflation emerged and cast its shadow over the beloved tradition of movie-watching. Families, friends, and movie enthusiasts can indulge in a movie marathon at the theatres for just Rs 99. Yes, you heard it right! For a day, folks can set aside their cost concerns to unwind and indulge in the pleasure of watching their most awaited films in the comfy ambience of your nearest cinemas including PVR INOX theatres.

    If that isn’t enticing enough, we have more. Brace yourself for an exciting lineup of the 10 most anticipated films of 2023 playing at multiplexes across India on this National Cinema Day. Check out the list below:

    1.   Dumb Money (releasing 13 October)

    Dumb Money follows the staggering rise to riches of Redditor and investor Keith Gill, who invested his entire savings in GameStop, a video game retailer. The film shows how he then goes on to write about his investment on Reddit and attracting the mass attention, propelling GameStop’s stock value to its all-time high. The film depicts the stock market’s dichotomy, that it can either make or mar you.

    2.   Dhak Dhak (releasing 13 October)

    Nothing is more amazing than seeing women go for their goals and succeed in spite of social constraints. Dhak Dhak is the story of four ordinary women who transform into impressive bikers, their on-road adventures, and the heartwarming camaraderie they share. Not just this, this film marks the directorial debut of acclaimed actress Tapsee Pannu.

    3.   Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie (releasing 13 October)

    It’s always fun to watch villains being defeated by superheroes and Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie takes this to the next level. Witness a team of superhero pups defeat the enemy and save their city from doom and perish. This film promises endless entertainment with its gripping plot and vibrant visuals.

    4.   800 (in cinemas)

    800 is not just a cricket biopic; it is a story of overcoming adversity and staying true to your passion. The biographic sports film takes audiences through the life of Muthiah Muralitharan, a refugee who rose to become a cricketing legend. The film appeals to audiences across all age groups and will surely captivate fans of cricket & other sports, do not miss this inspirational tale.

    5.   Mission Raniganj (in cinemas)

    Mission Raniganj has captured our hearts with its heartfelt narrative of a nation’s quest to rescue the stranded labourers in the 1989 Raniganj coal mine disaster headlined by one man. The late Jaswant Singh Gill’s grit helped India’s first successful coal mine rescue mission and one cannot miss witnessing this historic portrayal calmness and bravery of one man on mission.

    6.   Fukrey 3 (in cinemas)

    The first two instalments in the Fukrey film series spread a wave of infectious laughter and Fukrey 3 upholds the expectations. The film has the audiences in splits with the funny antics and bond of a group of friends. Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma and Manjot Singh are once again out to win your hearts with Richa Chadha with their hilarious performances.

    7.   Dono (in cinemas)

    What’s one of the best places to find love? A wedding! The romance drama Dono starring Garima Agarwal and Rajveer Deol, is a beautiful portrayal of love flourishing between two broken hearts. The film’s refreshing take on modern love and growth along with its depiction of today’s youth and their perception of romance and intimacy is a worthy and fun watch.

    8.   The Exorcist: Believer (in cinemas)

    A terrifying sequel to the iconic The Exorcist, this supernatural horror has spread a dread among the audiences in cinemas. The eerie visuals paired with spine-tingling music along with the suspenseful plot has been a hit among the audiences. The film also sees the return of Chris McNeil, once facing the dark evil that once possessed her daughter. If you’re a horror buff, grab this opportunity to witness true horror that The Exorcist: Believer.

    9.   Thank You for Coming (in cinemas)

    Thank You for Coming is an enjoyable and touching narrative of women embracing their sexuality and womanhood, breaking out of the barrier set by our society. A married woman stuck in an unsatisfactory marriage reunites with her friends and together they embark on a journey of discovering their wants and desires. The film stars Bhumi Pednekar, Kusha Kapila, Shehnaaz Gill and Shibani Bedi as the leading ladies.

    10.   The Vaccine War (in cinemas)

    The Covid-19 pandemic tested our resilience during two years of lockdown, impacting our mental and physical well-being. The sudden isolation and rising death toll worsened the situation and kept us on edge. Amidst the doom, India’s medical workers emerged as heroes, working relentlessly to develop a vaccine. Vivek Agnihotri’s The Vaccine War tells the inspiring tale of India’s battle against COVID-19, highlighting the courage of those who sought a solution in the midst of chaos.

    These films promise a mix of laughter, romance, terror, and warmth, each worthy to be watched on the silver screens. This National Cinema Day, watch your favourite film at the nearest PVR INOX theatres at just Rs 99!

  • Taapsee Pannu-starrer ‘Rashmi Rocket’ to directly premiere on Zee5

    Taapsee Pannu-starrer ‘Rashmi Rocket’ to directly premiere on Zee5

    Mumbai: Video streaming platform Zee5 is set to premiere Tapsee Pannu-starrer sports drama “Rashmi Rocket” on 15 October. The film is produced by Ronnie Screwvala, Neha Anand and Pranjal Khandhdiya under RSVP and Mango People Media.

    “At Zee5, we have constantly strived to bring audiences richer experiences with versatile content that is not just entertaining but also a reflection of us as a collective society,” said Zee5 India chief business officer Manish Kalra. “Rashmi Rocket is riveting, relevant, and will have you cheering, empathising, and questioning. It’s cinema that moves you.”

    Set in the salt marshes of Kutch, the film is about a young village girl who is an incredibly fast runner, nurturing the ambition of crossing the finish line some day. In the journey to fulfilling her dreams, she soon realises that the race is peppered with many hurdles, and what seems like an athletic contest turns into a personal battle for respect, honour, and identity.

    “Rashmi Rocket” is written by Nanda Periyasamy, Aniruddha Guha, and Kanika Dhillon and directed by Akarsh Khurana. The film also features Supriya Pathak, Abhishek Banerjee, Priyanshu Painyuli, and Supriya Pilgaonkar in pivotal roles.

    “So many immensely talented youth do not reach their full potential or even have opportunities owing to the obstacles the system and society throw at them. Rashmi Rocket is one such example of someone who faced those obstacles head-on and overcame them,” said RSVP’s Ronnie Screwvala on the film. “It’s a story of resilience, determination, and above all, the fighting human spirit.”

  • Shemaroo to launch new celebrity chat show

    Shemaroo to launch new celebrity chat show

    MUMBAI: Shemaroo Entertainment has launched a brand-new celebrity chat show, Movies and More, hosted by TV and Radio host Siddharth Kannan. Movies and More is currently aired on Shemaroo’s Bollywood Premiere channel on key DTH platforms like Tata Sky, Airtel, Dish TV and Videocon D2H on weekdays at 9 pm. A new episode is released every Thursday.

    The chat show will soon be available on Shemaroo’s recently launched video streaming app – ShemarooMe. Enthusiasts can also log on to Shemaroo B-Town’s social media channels, earlier known as Shemaroo Miniplex, to catch the exclusive behind the scenes and all the buzz around new-age Bollywood celebrities.Talented Bollywood celebrities like Vicky Kaushal, Yami Gautam, Anil Kapoor, Tapsee Pannu, Sonam Kapoor and many more for movies like URI, Thackrey, Ek Ladki Ko Dekha toh Aisa laga, Total Dhammal, Badla have graced the couch till now. These celebs indulge in heart-warming and hilarious conversations; give exclusive inside scoops and fascinating anecdotes around their latest movies. 

    Shemaroo Entertainment CEO Hiren Gada said, “Indian audience is always keen to know behind the scenes and interesting stories of their favourite Bollywood celebs and we feel, Movies and More is a perfect platform for the audience to get closer to their favourite movies and celebs. At Shemaroo, we always look at churning out fresh content and giving the best of entertainment to our audience.”

    Movies and More, a fresh and fun celebrity chat show, is filled with engaging conversations with celebs of upcoming movies, who talk about their journey and career milestones, interesting experiences and funny instances while shooting the film. The show connects the audience to their favourite actors and Bollywood movies. Right from the current Bollywood heartthrob Kartik Aaryan sharing some exclusive stories, to the talent-powerhouse Nawazuddin Siddiqui getting chatty about his acting techniques, stars who have graced the show are plenty, passionate and candid.

  • Pannu ‘Fruits Up’ changing perspective of youth

    MUMBAI: India’s leading fruit juice player Manpasand Beverages has launched its latest TVC campaign for ‘Fruits Up’ featuring brand ambassador Tapsee Pannu. This is the first Ad of the brand with Tapsee after she was signed up as the brand ambassador for the product in December 2016. Fruits Up offers a range of carbonated fruit drinks in different flavours and is made without any synthetic base to cater to the changing preference of Indian palate. 

    ‘Fruits Up’ is primarily targeted at the young urban consumers who are candid, sensible and conscious of their choices.

    Keeping its target audience in mind, the campaign shows a confident and affirmative Tapsee Pannu walking with a tray full of ‘Fruits Up’ to greet and meet her prospective matrimonial match. The ad on the surface seems like slipping down the usual traditional way, but here’s the twist. Tapsee Pannu, dressed in a chic western outfit instead of an Indian ensemble, turns the table around as the groom’s parents hesitantly put forth their “modest” demands. She prevails by asking the groom side whether ‘they’ have the capacity to fulfill these demands, else the game is off! This new thinking and change in perspective is capped by the voice over “Badal raha hai India ka swad” (India [and it’s taste] is changing).

    The ad not only depicts the change in perspective and preferences of the youth of today, but also breaks various stereotypes. First, it builds up on the strong persona of the characters played by Pannu in her recent films and depicts her as a self-assured young woman who knows her mind and is not going to be cowed down by age old societal charades. Secondly, it offers “Fruits Up” as a healthy fizzy alternative to existing synthetic based cola drinks. The message is further accentuated by the tag line, “Fruit Bhi Fizz Bhi.”

    Manpasand Beverages believes that the youth today are much more aware and in touch with reality. Along with being outgoing and candid, they are responsible to and ready to look at their surrounding with a non-conventional lens. Hence, ‘Fruits Up’ is positioned as a youth oriented brand for people who are open to try innovative drinks without compromising on the health quotient.

    Abhishek Singh, Director, Manpasand Beverages Ltd. said, “‘Fruits Up’ represents a variety of healthy carbonated fruit drink with goodness of fruit pulp in it. Our tag line, “Fruit with Fizz” is the apt description of the brand that aims to capture the health conscious and sensible youth of today. We wanted the campaign to resonate with the youth of today and also stress on the changing norms of the society. “

    Singh said, “Through this TVC, our aim was to convey the essence/idea of the product rather than advertise the product itself. As our brand is positioned as a healthy alternative to synthetic cola drinks, we decided to use the matrimonial meet-up as the backdrop to showcase today’s strong-willed women who make their own choices and simultaneously highlight ‘Fruits Up’ as a flavorful fizzy drink.”

  • Sequels sans conviction, ploys abound

    MUMBAI: Somehow, the makers of sequels, prequels kind of films seem be doing so without conviction and, mainly paying no heed to content. Unlike most others, Naam Shabana did all except naming the film Baby 2 or some such to promote and market the film. All possible connections were made to identify it with the earlier film, Baby, otherwise.

    It is supposed to be a prequel telling the story of how Tapsee Pannu happened to become a spy!

    Akshay Kumar, the force behind the production house of Naam Shabana, even made an unnecessary and forced appearance in the film. His presence in the film was poorly scripted and no efforts made to justify it. In fact, he ended up trivializing the character created for the film’s protagonist, Tapsee Pannu.

    Akshay Kumar’s presence was probably fitted in to carry forward the brand equity of Baby and to also make viewers think they were not short changed.

    Ploys don’t draw the audience which also happened with Naam Shabana as the opening response remained tepid. The film took its patron for granted with its content as well which limited its growth over the weekend.

    *Having opened at about four crore on Friday, Naam Shabana collected approx. Rs 14 crore for its opening weekend. The going will be tough during rest of the week for the film.

    *Phillauri remained below average with its best figures coming from North compared to other circuits but not good enough on the whole. The film collected Rs 20.6 crore in its first week as it went on dropping each day of the week.

    *Anaarkali Of Aarah could not convert the appreciation it received from certain pockets into box office gains. The film fell short of one crore mark in its first week.

    *Badrinath Ki Dulhania continued to make the most of poor oppositions as well as its status as the only entertainer available. The film added an impressive Rs 10.65 crore in its third week to take its three week tally to Rs 109.85 crore.

  • IIFA Utsavam celebrates South Indian Cinema

    IIFA Utsavam celebrates South Indian Cinema

    MUMBAI:  IIFA Utsavam  took over Hyderabad as the biggest megastars of the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada Film Industries descended for the celebrations on 24  and  25 January, 2016. The award ceremony took place at the Gachibowli Outdoor Stadium in Hyderabad 

     

    On day one the Tamil Film Awards, Baahubali won the best picture, supporting role male, supporting role female, playback singer male and playback singer female. Jayam Ravi won the award for leading role male for his performance in Thani Oruvan while Nayanthara walked away with the award for leading role female for May.

     

    For the Malayalam film awards, Ennu Ninte Moideen took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of five awards including Best Picture, Leading Role (Male), Leading Role (Female), Supporting Role (Female) and Playback Singer (Female). Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathi Menon won Best Actor and Best Actress for their film Ennu Ninte Moideen.

     

    Kavya Madhavan opened the evening at the awards ceremony followed by superstar divas Shriya Saran, Adah Sharma, Tapsee Pannu, Mamta Mohandas and Nikki Galrani, who held the audience spell-bound with their stunning performances. Also, the dynamic star Bharath set the stage on fire with some incredible moves.

     

    On day 2, Srimanthudu took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of six awards including leading role male, leading role female, supporting role male, music direction, lyrics, playback singer male for the Telugu awards. Following closely was Baahubali-The Beginning with five awards. Mahesh Babu won the award for leading role male and Shruti Hassan won for leading role female for their amazing performance in the hit film Srimanthudu.

     

    For the Kannada awards, Rangitaranga took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of six awards including best picture, direction, supporting role male, negative role, music direction and lyrics.

     

     

    The evening came alive as dynamic superstars Tamannaah, Akhil Akkineni, Ram Charan and Shivraj created unstoppable magic with their stellar performances. Prabhudeva and Shriya Saran also stunned audiences with their electrifying performances and awesome dance moves.

     

    Speaking about the success of the premiere edition of IIFA Utsavam, Wizcraft International Entertainment director Andre Timmins said, “We are thrilled at the phenomenal success of the very first edition of IIFA Utsavam. Our dream to bring South Indian cinema much deserved recognition and a global platform has finally come true. It is truly and honor to felicitate commendable individuals on their talent and hard work in the year gone by and we congratulate & wish all the winners the very best for their future projects. This is just the beginning; IIFA Utsavam  is all geared up to create more milestones and leave cinema fans spellbound in years to come”

  • IIFA Utsavam celebrates South Indian Cinema

    IIFA Utsavam celebrates South Indian Cinema

    MUMBAI:  IIFA Utsavam  took over Hyderabad as the biggest megastars of the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada Film Industries descended for the celebrations on 24  and  25 January, 2016. The award ceremony took place at the Gachibowli Outdoor Stadium in Hyderabad 

     

    On day one the Tamil Film Awards, Baahubali won the best picture, supporting role male, supporting role female, playback singer male and playback singer female. Jayam Ravi won the award for leading role male for his performance in Thani Oruvan while Nayanthara walked away with the award for leading role female for May.

     

    For the Malayalam film awards, Ennu Ninte Moideen took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of five awards including Best Picture, Leading Role (Male), Leading Role (Female), Supporting Role (Female) and Playback Singer (Female). Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathi Menon won Best Actor and Best Actress for their film Ennu Ninte Moideen.

     

    Kavya Madhavan opened the evening at the awards ceremony followed by superstar divas Shriya Saran, Adah Sharma, Tapsee Pannu, Mamta Mohandas and Nikki Galrani, who held the audience spell-bound with their stunning performances. Also, the dynamic star Bharath set the stage on fire with some incredible moves.

     

    On day 2, Srimanthudu took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of six awards including leading role male, leading role female, supporting role male, music direction, lyrics, playback singer male for the Telugu awards. Following closely was Baahubali-The Beginning with five awards. Mahesh Babu won the award for leading role male and Shruti Hassan won for leading role female for their amazing performance in the hit film Srimanthudu.

     

    For the Kannada awards, Rangitaranga took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of six awards including best picture, direction, supporting role male, negative role, music direction and lyrics.

     

     

    The evening came alive as dynamic superstars Tamannaah, Akhil Akkineni, Ram Charan and Shivraj created unstoppable magic with their stellar performances. Prabhudeva and Shriya Saran also stunned audiences with their electrifying performances and awesome dance moves.

     

    Speaking about the success of the premiere edition of IIFA Utsavam, Wizcraft International Entertainment director Andre Timmins said, “We are thrilled at the phenomenal success of the very first edition of IIFA Utsavam. Our dream to bring South Indian cinema much deserved recognition and a global platform has finally come true. It is truly and honor to felicitate commendable individuals on their talent and hard work in the year gone by and we congratulate & wish all the winners the very best for their future projects. This is just the beginning; IIFA Utsavam  is all geared up to create more milestones and leave cinema fans spellbound in years to come”

  • ‘Baahubali’ & ‘Ennu Ninte Moideen’ win big at IIFA Utsavam Awards 2016

    ‘Baahubali’ & ‘Ennu Ninte Moideen’ win big at IIFA Utsavam Awards 2016

    MUMBAI: The IIFA Utsavam Awards 2016, which celebrates South Indian cinema, saw the coming together of the stars from the Tamil and Malayalam Film Industries on 24 January.

     

    The first day saw the Tamil and Malayalam film industries being felicitated. In the Tamil Film Awards, Baahubali-The Beginning took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of six awards including Best Picture, Direction, Supporting Role (Male), Supporting Role (Female), Playback Singer (Male) and Playback Singer (Female).

     

    For the Malyalam Film Awards, Ennu Ninte Moideen also took home the highest number of awards with a total tally of six awards including Best Picture, Leading Role (Male), Leading Role (Female), Supporting Role (Female) and Playback Singer (Female).

     

    Jayam Ravi won the award for Leading Role (Male) for his performance in Thani Oruvan (Tamil), while Nayanthara walked away with the award for Leading Role (Female) for May (Tamil). Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathi Menon won Best Actor and Best Actress for their film Ennu Ninte Moideen.

     

    The evening also saw performances by Kavya Madhavan, Shriya Saran, Adah Sharma, Tapsee Pannu, Mamta Mohandas, Nikki Galrani and Bharath.

     

    The awards will be telecast on Sun TV.

     

    Sun TV Network network programming head S.J. Clement said, “Sun TV Network is proud to be associated with the premiere edition of IIFA Utsavam 2015, a pioneering event that will present the finest among the South Indian film fraternity. Sun TV Network reaches around 58 million households in the country. Increasingly, our programming is being accessed by the South Indian diaspora across the globe. We believe in delivering consistently high quality entertainment through our unrelenting focus on premium content. Our collaboration with IIFA reiterates our commitment to be at the leading edge of broadcast media industry.”

     

    Wizcraft International Entertainment director Andre Timmins said, “We are thrilled at the phenomenal success of the very first edition of IIFA Utsavam. There have been a lot of challenged we have had to overcome including the tragedy in Chennai. We are honoured to be able to help the city of Chennai get back on its feet through IIFA Utsavam. It is an honour to felicitate so many deserving individuals on their talent and hard work in the year gone by and we wish all the winners tonight the very best.”

  • ‘Baahubali’ & ‘Ennu Ninte Moideen’ win big at IIFA Utsavam Awards 2016

    ‘Baahubali’ & ‘Ennu Ninte Moideen’ win big at IIFA Utsavam Awards 2016

    MUMBAI: The IIFA Utsavam Awards 2016, which celebrates South Indian cinema, saw the coming together of the stars from the Tamil and Malayalam Film Industries on 24 January.

     

    The first day saw the Tamil and Malayalam film industries being felicitated. In the Tamil Film Awards, Baahubali-The Beginning took home the highest number of accolades with a total tally of six awards including Best Picture, Direction, Supporting Role (Male), Supporting Role (Female), Playback Singer (Male) and Playback Singer (Female).

     

    For the Malyalam Film Awards, Ennu Ninte Moideen also took home the highest number of awards with a total tally of six awards including Best Picture, Leading Role (Male), Leading Role (Female), Supporting Role (Female) and Playback Singer (Female).

     

    Jayam Ravi won the award for Leading Role (Male) for his performance in Thani Oruvan (Tamil), while Nayanthara walked away with the award for Leading Role (Female) for May (Tamil). Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathi Menon won Best Actor and Best Actress for their film Ennu Ninte Moideen.

     

    The evening also saw performances by Kavya Madhavan, Shriya Saran, Adah Sharma, Tapsee Pannu, Mamta Mohandas, Nikki Galrani and Bharath.

     

    The awards will be telecast on Sun TV.

     

    Sun TV Network network programming head S.J. Clement said, “Sun TV Network is proud to be associated with the premiere edition of IIFA Utsavam 2015, a pioneering event that will present the finest among the South Indian film fraternity. Sun TV Network reaches around 58 million households in the country. Increasingly, our programming is being accessed by the South Indian diaspora across the globe. We believe in delivering consistently high quality entertainment through our unrelenting focus on premium content. Our collaboration with IIFA reiterates our commitment to be at the leading edge of broadcast media industry.”

     

    Wizcraft International Entertainment director Andre Timmins said, “We are thrilled at the phenomenal success of the very first edition of IIFA Utsavam. There have been a lot of challenged we have had to overcome including the tragedy in Chennai. We are honoured to be able to help the city of Chennai get back on its feet through IIFA Utsavam. It is an honour to felicitate so many deserving individuals on their talent and hard work in the year gone by and we wish all the winners tonight the very best.”

  • Urban Ladder aims to touch emotional chords with ad film

    Urban Ladder aims to touch emotional chords with ad film

    NEW DELHI: Furniture and home décor company Urban Ladder has made a unique film, which brings the essence of unified Indian families while publicising its own products.

     

    The short film titled ‘The Homecoming’ captures the journey of a couple’s decision to move into their son’s home, when the son and his wife make them feel at home with thoughtful changes in the house. The film is conceptualised and filmed by Boring Brands.

     

    The 7.16 minute long film opens with the son (Amit Sadh) talking to his mother (Pyumori Mehta) on the phone to plan their Diwali visit, and also insists that his parents should move in with his family. When the couple arrives, the father (Piyush Mishra) looks hesitant and uncomfortable in the son’s house since it’s very different from his home. The son and daughter-in-law (Tapsee Pannu) understand his discomfort and do a complete makeover of the room with thoughtful changes.

     

    The couple is surprised by this effort and in this emotional moment make a decision to move in with their son and his family.

     

    “At Urban Ladder, we strongly believe that a beautiful home is not just created with good looking furniture, but with a lot of thought that make spaces comfortable and cozy for everyday living. Our everyday routine revolves around those favourite spaces in our home which complete our day – tea on the swing, newspaper on a lounge chair or the bookshelf that stacks our everyday reads. In this film, we have tried to capture how small but thoughtful changes can make a house a home and bring people together,” said Urban Ladder VP – marketing Nikhil Ramaprakash.

     

    Boring Brands co-founder and CEO Anshul Sushil said, “The festive season always sees an influx of TV commercials and content aiming to attract shoppers. The idea with this was to poignantly bring out the notion that family ties go beyond festivals. It is a celebration of human relationships and behaviour that audiences will instantly warm to. Urban Ladder as a brand resonates the sentiment that a home is built not by furniture and décor but by the family that lives in it and that is the driving message of this film.”

     

    The film has been directed by Vinay Jaiswal of Kreative Wings Studio.

     

    Mishra, who features in this film said, “The beauty of this film lies in its simplicity. It celebrates relationships set in the backdrop of Diwali festival and brings out the coming together of a family. For someone who has been in the industry for so long, it is heartening to see young brands create unique content and I feel lucky to have been a part of this effort by Urban Ladder.”

     

    Link to the film –  Urban Ladder | The Homecoming | A Short Film