Aniyah (2021) a short film directed by Shubhavi Arya, was an official selection at the 8th Logcinema Art Films, which took place this week in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In its 32 minutes of duration, it tells us a drama that approaches the social theme from a psychological problem. A 5-year-old girl, with a loving relationship especially with her mother, struggles with adjusting to two worlds. His father, working in a city, struggles to achieve stability for his family.
The directing work stands out especially, achieving that the script and the performances acquire a better dimension. Shubhavi, from New Delhi, based in the United States, also worked in Denmark, and her films have been exhibited internationally and won numerous awards.
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