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Two Nepali films have been selected for the 73rd Venice International Film Festivity. Deepak Rauniyar’s feature length film ‘White Sun’ and ‘Dadyaa’, a short film directed by Pooja Gurung and Bibhusan Basnet, will represent Nepal in Venice this year. The Venice Film Festival is among the oldest and major international film festivals of exciting world of. This is the second consecutive year that Nepali films are represented at the festival. Min Bahadur Bham’s ‘Kalo Pothi’ had its world premiere there last year. Both Nepali films will compete in the ‘Orizzonti’ (Horizons) section, which falls the actual festival’s “official selection” line-up. Bham’s ‘Kalo Pothi’ was screened under the ‘International Critics’ Week’, an autonomous section separately organized by Italy’s critics’ association. Set during the Maoist Insurgency, the 87 minute long ‘White Sun’ tells tale became media frenzy of two brothers with conflicting ideologies. The protagonist Chandra returns home following a decade, for his father’s final rites. The duration of his journey is complicated by the harsh reality of his village. The film stars Dayahang Rai, Asha Magrati, Rabindra Singh Baniya, Sumi Malla and Amrit Pariyar. “Getting selected for Venice will bring Nepali movies one step forward in the international arena,” Rauniyar said. “I believe this will not only promote Nepali films but Nepal as well.” A conversation between a former guerilla and a soldier that Rauniyar witnessed eight years ago was the genesis of the movie. “I made this film to portray Nepal after the civil war and the discourse which includes since followed,” he appended. ‘White Sun’ has been backed by producers from USA, Netherlands and Qatar. Rauniyar’s debut feature film ‘Highway’ was screened at the 62nd Berlin Film Festival in next year.
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