11
Apr
On a quiet night in a small hotel room, two lonely souls meet. A woman helps a police officer exchange his uniform for a red dress. In his shaky reflection, he tastes freedom for a moment. They talk about family, duty, and silence, until a sudden phone call breaks the spell and brings him back to reality.
This film is shown as part of the short program Chaya Chobi, curated by Avita Maheen.
This screening includes an introduction by guest curator Avita Maheen.
Pema Dorji is a Bhutanese writer and filmmaker. Known for the film 180 Days: A Bhutanese Anthology and the documentary After Decriminalization, he is also the creator of Bhutan’s first queer talk show, Queer Talks Bhutan.