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A small but splendid Indian tale inspired by poems written by Lalleshwari, a 14th century woman mystic from Kashmir, as well as a Rajasthan folk story, Pushpendra Singh’s The Shepherdess and the Seven Songs(Laila aur satt geet) takes the viewer deep into the heart of northwest India, where a young nomadic bride plays with her desires and toys with the lust of a young ranger.
The spectacular Himalayas become the backdrop to a woman’s self-determination in a magical ending that leaves the viewer thinking.
The film bowed in the Berlin International Film Festival’s new Encounters sidebar and will follow in the New Directors/New Films program in New York.
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