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Women at the Oscars
Feb 26, 2024
Two Oscar-nominated female directors, Nazrin Choudhury and Nisha Pahuja, share their journeys in portraying strong female characters in their impactful films about women's rights. They discuss the challenges of creating emotionally rich and minimalistic environments in their movies, emphasizing storytelling over awards. The podcast explores the significance of short films in conveying profound messages and the excitement leading up to the Oscars ceremony.
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- Nisha Pahuja's 'To Kill a Tiger' showcases a family's pursuit of justice post gang rape tragedy, emphasizing love and resilience.
- Nazrin Choudry's 'Red, White, and Blue' highlights the journey of a single mother navigating abortion access, promoting female autonomy.
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Nisha Pahouja's Documentary on Women's Rights
Nisha Pahouja discusses her Oscar-nominated documentary 'To Kill a Tiger,' focusing on a family's quest for justice after their daughter's tragic experience. The film portrays a father's unwavering support for his daughter, emphasizing love and family dynamics in the face of adversity. Through exploring gender sensitization programs and cultural complexities, Pahouja sheds light on the challenges and resilience of those fighting for justice.
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