Shaunak Sen Interview with Anupama Chopra | All That Breathes | Air France | Film Companion

Shaunak Sen's deeply moving documentary, All That Breathes – which was the only Indian entry at the Cannes Film Festival – talks about two brothers in a lower middle class Delhi locality who have made it their life's mission to save kites. Anupama Chopra speaks to the filmmaker about his journey with the film, its visual grammar and his aspirations going forward.

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Edited by: Vaishnavi Anapuzha
Lead Producer: Tanvi Ajinkya
Creative Producer: Akshita Wadhwana
DOP: Aashray Rao
Sound Recordist: Kopal Joshy
Hair & Makeup: Sakshi Chandwaney
Offline Producer: Sneha Menon Desai
Offline Asst. Producer: Ayush Gupta

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