A woman unlearning the shape she was given
Summary
Tribeny Rai's debut film 'Shape of Momo' explores the complex experiences of Bishnu, a woman challenging societal expectations and patriarchal norms in Sikkim.
Key Points
- Tribeny Rai's film 'Shape of Momo' centers on Bishnu, a woman confronting patriarchal expectations in Sikkim.
- The film uses Sikkim's landscape to reflect Bishnu's emotional journey and isolation.
- Bishnu values the substance of momo over its prescribed shape, symbolizing her resistance to societal norms.
- The film subtly critiques patriarchy by exploring everyday cultural habits and expectations.
- The lead actress Gaumaya Gurung discusses how the film presents complex female characters often missing in mainstream cinema.
