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Payal Kapadia’s Film ‘All We Imagine As Light’ Garners 8-Minute Standing Ovation at Entertainment News Event

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Payal Kapadia’s film, ‘All We Imagine As Light’, made history at its world premiere in Cannes, earning an eight-minute standing ovation and marking a monumental moment for Indian cinema. Screening in the late-night competition slot, the film’s debut was not only a personal triumph for Kapadia but also a significant event for Indian filmmaking.

This groundbreaking work is the first Indian production to compete at Cannes in thirty years, with Kapadia being the first female Indian filmmaker to achieve this honor. The film, shot in Mumbai and Ratnagiri, intricately weaves the lives of two young women, Prabha and Anu, as they seek intimacy and escape from their routines.

The collaboration between Paris-based producers and Mumbai’s Chalk & Cheese Films resulted in a nuanced portrayal of personal and social themes that resonates deeply with audiences. Kapadia, known for her award-winning documentary, expressed hope that this milestone would open doors for more Indian films and filmmakers in prestigious international competitions.

As the Cannes Film Festival concludes, the success of ‘All We Imagine As Light’ stands as a testament to the talent and creativity of Indian cinema. The film’s reception at Cannes signifies a new era for Indian filmmakers on the global stage, with Kapadia leading the way for future generations to showcase their work on an international platform.

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