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An epic story of a family
torn across two continents unfolds in just 70 minutes of
home movie footage in “I Is For India”. The anxieties of
separation and the struggle for integration are seen through
the viewfinder of Dr Yash Pal Suri, who arrived in Britain
in 1965 and immediately formed a deep attachment to his
Super 8mm camera. The footage is nimbly woven together by
his daughter, Sandhya Suri, to create a cinematic journal
spun tight with drama and intrigue.
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