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Nov 28, 2022, 11.30 AM

Director Valentina Maurel explores complexities of family relationships and a teenager's passage into adulthood

Nicolas said that the film can help people identify with stories from the other side of the world and at the same time connect with family values or feelings that are universal.

Nicolas asserts that Director Valentina Maurel tries to present an honest portrait of the complexity of life, free of moral judgement.

"This is a film that explores the passage into adulthood, which is a process that is not just about getting older. It is a process that is so profound that sometimes it can break people in a certain way. The film is much more complex than a mere coming-of-age story", said Nicolas Wong, Cinematographer of the film I Have Electric Dreams, while addressing an 'IFFI Table Talks' session at  the 53rd edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in  Goa.

Nicolas said that the film can help people identify with stories from the other side of the world and at the same time connect with family values or feelings that are universal.

Nicolas asserts that Director Valentina Maurel tries to present an honest portrait of the complexity of life, free of moral judgement. "Without passing moral judgement, the Director tries to bring the audience to examine their own positioning in such complex relationships through this film", said Nicolas Wong.

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