NZ On Screen - God, Sreenu and Me

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Filmmaker Stewart Main traverses India seeking enlightenment. There he meets ex-pat Kiwis who seem to have found it, which only leaves him feeling trapped in a life of the senses. Especially when he falls for his cute Indian sound recordist, Sreenu. Or so he would have us think. Main's startling, provocative doco explores the cracks between the divine and the sensual, documentary and fiction.

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Stewart Main
Director

Michele Fantl
Producer

Craig Wright
Camera

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MF Films

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MF Films

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A Perspective by Andrew Bancroft | 20.12.2008

"My intention has been to make [this doco] into an act of devotion, that will somehow sanctify me or bless those who gain enjoyment from it. But maybe you see it as a travesty, or a caprice, a pretentious lie, or even a ...

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