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My Melbourne Movie Review- Heartwarming Anthology That Explores Diversity in Australia

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Directed by Onir, Imtiaz Ali, Rima Das and Kabir Khan, ‘My Melbourne’ is an anthology with four short films or segments, following the journeys of people who live in the costal town of Melbourne, and explores the theme of diversity in terms of sexuality, race, disability and gender. The first segment of the anthology is ‘Nandini’, a story of a young man living with his boyfriend, whose estranged father visits him after his mother’s death. The st…
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My Melbourne Movie Review- Heartwarming Anthology That Explores Diversity in Australia

Directed by Onir, Imtiaz Ali, Rima Das and Kabir Khan, ‘My Melbourne’ is an anthology with four short films or segments, following the journeys of people who live in the costal town of Melbourne, and explores the theme of diversity in terms of sexuality, race, disability and gender. The first segment of the anthology is ‘Nandini’, a story of a young man living with his boyfriend, whose estranged father visits him after his mother’s death. The st…

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‘MY MELBOURNE’ (ENGLISH-BENGALI-HINDI-DARI-AUSLAN) REVIEW | 14 March, 2025 – Film Information

Mind Blowing Entertainment’s My Melbourne (English-Bengali-Hindi-Dari-Auslan; UA) comprises four segments, each directed by a different filmmaker. The four segments address themes relating to the LGBTQIA community, disability, gender and race. The segments are titled Emma, Nandini, Jules, and Setara. Emma is directed by Rima Das and co-directed by Samira Cox. It tells the story of Emma (Ryanna Skye Lawson) who is a talented dancer in her early t…

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