Superfan No. 1
In Superfan No. 1, a seven-year-old South Asian girl is about to discover a massive secret about her hero, her father.
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ENCORE: Queer Asian Spirit
CLOSING NIGHT SCREENING: Six films that ask what it means to carry a history forward and make it yours. Watch anytime between September 11-21.
Queer Asian Spirit
CLOSING NIGHT SCREENING: Six films that ask what it means to carry a history forward and make it yours.
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- Director
- Trusha Ramesh Rahate
- Screenwriter
- Trusha Ramesh Rahate
- Producer
- Trusha Ramesh Rahate
About Filmmaker(s)
Trusha Rahate is a budding filmmaker. Having completed her four year design course with a specialisation in animation, she is now independently looking for new adventures to go on. Superfan No. 1 is her first ever short film. She hopes to bring a lot more stories to life.
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