Short Film: சைக்கிளில் போய் மீன் பிடித்து வீடு வந்து வீணை மீட்டலாமா?!
“சைக்கிளில் போய் மீன் பிடித்து வீடு வந்து வீணை மீட்டலாமா ?!”
(Can you ride a Bicycle to catch Fish, return Home and play the Lute?) is a short film from The Social Architects that follows the tale of an ailing mother and her four estranged sons, all more interested in establishing their own dominance than in attending to her needs.
The story is told from the point of view of the mother’s caretaker, played by debutante Director S. Rangan, expressing the people’s frustration with the existing political parties in Northern Sri Lanka.
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