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Synopsis: VISHNU, a restless young man, itches to escape his father's faltering hair oil business. An old truck beckons, which Vishnu sees as his ticket to freedom. He offers to drive the antique Chevy across the desert to the sea, where it has been sold to a local museum. As he sets off across the harsh terrain, he discovers he's not merely transporting a battered vehicle, but an old touring cinema. Along the way, Vishnu reluctantly picks up a young runaway, a wandering old entertainer and a striking gypsy woman. Together they roam the barren land, searching for water and an elusive fair. The journey turns dire when they are waylaid by corrupt cops and a notorious waterlord. The key to their freedom is the eccentric collection of films and the two forty-year-old film projectors in the back of the truck. As in 1001 Nights, if the films are good, they live and move on. If the films are boring, they face death in the outback. The journey proves transformative for each of the travelers, but especia
Director(s): Dev Benegal
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.9
NOT RATED
Year:
2009
95 min
139 Views


lt's time to move on.

C'mon old man...

Forget about today, until tomorrow.

Oil your hair, be a man.

l'm a man!

What are we going to show?

This one.

l've never seen them laugh so much.

Go see what's wrong.

Wrap him in this.

But that's our screen.

lt's his now.

We could show movies...

He's got to sell his oil.

We could do that too.

Vishnu Talkies...

Vishnu Hair Oil...

He has to go home.

This could be our home.

We have our lives.

Our destinies.

Come on. lt's time to go.

Hair oil massage.

Try it once.

Your life will begin.

Go ahead.

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Dev Benegal

Dev Benegal (Konkani: देव बॅनॅगल) (born 28 December 1960) is a New York based Indian filmmaker and screenwriter, most known for his debut film English, August (1994), which won the 1995 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in English. more…

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