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E1 | Saim Sadiq's "Joyland" & Cinema Censorship in South-Asia

E1 | Saim Sadiq's "Joyland" & Cinema Censorship in South-Asia

FromDesi Talkies


E1 | Saim Sadiq's "Joyland" & Cinema Censorship in South-Asia

FromDesi Talkies

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Length:
39 minutes
Released:
Dec 10, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In our first episode of Desi Talkies, our hosts Ananya & Aneesa introduce themselves, how they know each other, and how Desi Talkies came to be. Coming from "rival" cultural backgrounds, our hosts comment and analyze Pakistan-India media relations.  And most importantly, they do an in-depth film review of Saim Sadiq's "Joyland," a 2022 Cannes Festival award winner. The film has taken the world and Pakistan by storm with its beauty both in its visuals, and its overall messaging. With the censorship issues revolving around "Joyland," Ananya & Aneesa talk about the flaws and hypocrisy within censorship laws in South-Asia. Finally our hosts carry this in-depth analysis with a scene-by-scene analysis, casting breakdown, and assumed meaning behind the breathtaking shots. Listen to the full episode for more background on "Joyland" and to hear our Desi Talkies rating and review!

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Released:
Dec 10, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (21)

Desi Talkies is a show where hosts Aneesa Khan & Ananya Sethi talk about South-Asian Pop Culture, Bollywood, Lollywood, and everything in between. Aneesa Khan is a Pakistani-American filmmaker, writer, media consultant, and film analyst. Her short film, "Woh Ghungroo Wali Larki" was an official selection at six film festivals around the world. Ananya Sethi is an Indian-American model, actor, stylist, graphic & fashion designer, and film analyst. She has intensive theatre experience in various productions including "The Tempest," which she trained for with The Royal Shakespeare Company. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/desitalkies/support