Project Detail

A White Horse's Neigh

A still from the film

Synopsis

Delving into themes of solitude, memory, and displacement, the film is crafted through a poetic and non-linear narrative. Set between imagined geographies, it speaks a cinematic language that transcends borders.
An Adaptation of Norse Mythology, the film speaks of the epic from an Indian POV.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Features
Running time
130 min
Format
Digital
Director
Aneek Chaudhuri
Producer
Shruti Daga Lunawat
Co-Producer
Mono Studios
Executive Producer
Marie Adler
Editor
Aneek Chaudhuri
Screenwriter
Aneek Chaudhuri
Director of Photography
Aneek Chaudhuri
Production Designer
Aneek Chaudhuri
Sound
Arun Rama Varma
Composer
Alberto Bellavia
Principal cast
Tamalynne Grant
Other Lead Creative(s)
Usha Banerjee

Production Status

Production Company

Mono Studios Entertainment

Sales Company

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