Your decisions shape the narrative of a nation divided—where tradition clashes with progress, and one rare solution emerges from the heart of India's cultural crossroads. In this 1991 cinematic debut by Apurba Kishore Bir, every frame tells a story of integration, identity, and quiet revolution.

Step into the chaotic creative world of Sion Sono, Japan's most provocative filmmaker. Known as "the most subversive director working in Japanese cinema today," this visionary writer-director has spent decades challenging cultural norms through his idiosyncratic works. With a career spanning controversial masterpieces like Love Exposure and Suicide Circle, Sono brings his uncompromising artistic vision to every interaction. He believes international audiences understand his work better than his homeland critics who often find his bold style "embarrassing." Prepare for a conversation that pushes boundaries and explores the darkest corners of human experience through the lens of a true cinematic rebel.