A message from Revathy, Director of Mitr-My Friend (Feature Film in English)
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This is Revathy, film actress, from Chennai, India.
I am not sure if I had written to you earlier...
Our new film Mitr My Friend is ready for release .
Kindly visit our site www.mitr-myfriend.com
When I decided to direct a film, I wanted to make a film that talks
about feelings, emotions and happenings in a real family...
Most of the Indians working abroad have left loved ones back home in
India and gone to make a new life.... I decided that this would be my
base for the story.
The story is of an Indian family in the US and the relationships and
emotions between husband-wife, mother-daughter and father-daughter.
A story we feel will be identifiable not only with the Indian
families, but with Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan communities,
specially the women.
The film is scheduled for release on the 15th of February, 2002.
This kind of film needs all the support it can get, as the success of
films like this will pave the way for more of its kind. Please forward
this letter to your friends and see the film when released.
The first release centres are
City Theatre Phone
Dallas Everest Theatres 972 733 5302
Houston West Bellfort 713 334 6049
Atlanta Bollywood Cinema 770 438 6464
Washington Loehmann 703 573 5774
Chicago AMC South Barrington 1-888 345 INDIA
New York Maveli 914 623 4091
New York Bombay 718 358 2929
New York Eagle 718 205 2800
New Jersey Clearview Woodbridge 908 222 8999
Sunnyvale India Movie Centre 408 830 9999
If you are interested in an exhibition of this film please send us an
email at vista...@aol.com.
Please see this film only in the theatres as any VCD or DVD if
available, will be pirated... Please do not encourage piracy
This film was shot in the USA and has an all women technical crew.
Wishing you all the very best ,
Regards,
Revathy
P.S.
This is a film that talks about the values and relationships in a
family...
We have actually found that... it is changing the way people are
looking at their relationships at home...makes one realise how we take
each other for granted...
There are quite a few who have come out of the theatre after the
preview screenings and called home and said sorry to their parents and
family members for the way they have been treating them...
The mother should take her teenage kids for this film... should make
her husband take her... should take their older parents for it... will
bring the family closer...
Like the credit line says ...Come Home to Friendship...
The film release in USA and Canada is in association with Remit2India
and India Tribune