Bhutanese filmmaker Dechen Roder’s film “I, The Song” has been acquired by Fidalgo Film Distribution for Norway. The story follows a teacher who seeks her doppelganger while entangled in her life, uncovering a deeper mystery involving a stolen song. The film will premiere at the International Film Festival of India in Goa after debuting in Tallinn.
Dechen Roder’s film, “I, The Song,” has been purchased by Fidalgo Film Distribution for distribution in Norway. Following its world premiere at the prestigious Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, the film is set to make its Asian debut at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa. The narrative follows a school teacher who embarks on a journey to southern Bhutan to find her doppelganger. As she becomes more involved in her lookalike’s life, she discovers that she holds the key to solving her twin’s mysterious disappearance and retrieving a sacred song that has been stolen. The cast features Tandin Bidha, Jimmie Wangyal Tshering, Tshering Dorji, Sonam Lhamo, and Dorji Wangdi. This significant production is a collaborative effort between Dechen Roder of Dakinny Productions in Bhutan and Johann Chapelan of Girelle Production in France, with co-production support from Fernanda Renno of Fidalgo Films in Norway, Stefano Centini of Volos Films, and Paolo Maria Spina.
The film “I, The Song” by Bhutanese filmmaker Dechen Roder delves into themes of identity and the intertwining lives of individuals through the concept of doppelgangers. In a cultural context, the existence of doppelgangers can symbolize deeper reflections on self and society. The film’s premise highlights the importance of personal integrity and the quest for truth, set against the picturesque backdrop of Bhutan, which is known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes. It stands out in the international film circuit for its unique story and artistic representation of Bhutanese culture.
In summary, “I, The Song” represents an important addition to Bhutan’s cinematic contributions, showcasing its cultural narratives on an international platform. The acquisition of the film by Fidalgo Film Distribution for Norway underscores its potential appeal beyond Bhutan. With a gripping story and a talented cast, the film is anticipated to resonate with audiences at its upcoming Asia premiere in Goa and beyond.
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