Cirrus@Austlit

'A story of grief and forgiveness, Kanjeevaram follows the reunion of a queer Indian man Raman and his father Prakash, who arrives in Melbourne from India to complete the Asthi Visarjan ash spreading ceremony after the passing of his late wife Padma, Raman’s mother.'

Source: Inside Film (https://if.com.au/multicultural-anthology-feature-my-melbourne-kicks-off-under-guidance-of-indian-directors/). (Sighted: 03/02/2023)

'As a young girl Emma was an aspiring dancer, despite having both hearing and vision difficulties until bullying made her give up her dream. Will a confrontation with one of her bullies lead to her rekindling her dreams?'

Source: Inside Film (https://if.com.au/multicultural-anthology-feature-my-melbourne-kicks-off-under-guidance-of-indian-directors/).

'Fifteen year old Setara joins a local cricket team as she attempts to rebuild her life in Melbourne after fleeing Taliban rule in Afghanistan with her mother and older sister.'

Source: Inside Film (https://if.com.au/multicultural-anthology-feature-my-melbourne-kicks-off-under-guidance-of-indian-directors/

'Sakshi is a 23-year-old newly married girl from a small town who has recently moved to Melbourne and Jules is a 52-year-old homeless wanderer with a flair for poetry.  Their worlds collide on the pavement of St Kilda with unexpected results.'

Source: Inside Film (https://if.com.au/multicultural-anthology-feature-my-melbourne-kicks-off-under-guidance-of-indian-directors/).