The anthology film, featuring four compelling narratives on race, gender, identity, and disability, will premiere in India on March 14, 2025.
The highly anticipated anthology film My Melbourne is all set for its theatrical release in India on March 14, 2025, in collaboration with PVR Cinemas. Directed by celebrated Indian filmmakers Kabir Khan, Imtiaz Ali, Onir, and Rima Das, the film weaves together four unique narratives exploring themes of race, gender, sexuality, and disability. After receiving critical acclaim at the 15th Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM), the anthology is now gearing up to reach Indian audiences.
A Film That Crosses Borders
My Melbourne is a collection of four short films, each offering a fresh perspective on identity, inclusion, and resilience. The anthology comprises: 1. Nandini, directed by Onir, which highlights issues of representation and identity. 2. Setara, directed by Kabir Khan, a story inspired by real-life experiences of perseverance. 3. Emma, directed by Rima Das, exploring human connections and overcoming limitations. 4. Jules, directed by Arif Ali and creatively guided by Imtiaz Ali, bringing diverse cultural narratives to life.
The film is presented in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Dari, and Auslan, enhancing its authenticity and cultural depth.
Discussing the film, Kabir Khan expressed his belief in cinema as a powerful medium that connects cultures, emphasizing how My Melbourne resonates with universal themes of identity and perseverance. Imtiaz Ali echoed similar sentiments, describing the film as a deeply emotional and thought-provoking journey that embraces inclusivity.
Rima Das shared her thoughts on Emma, calling it a profoundly personal story about human struggles and resilience. Meanwhile, Onir spoke about Nandini, highlighting the importance of bringing marginalized voices to the forefront through cinema.
With its powerful storytelling and socially relevant themes, My Melbourne promises to be more than just a film—it is a celebration of multiculturalism, identity, and human connection. Indian audiences can experience this moving anthology when it hits theaters on March 14, 2025.
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