Murali Nair
Virgin Goat (2009)
In this unique tale, director Murali Nair portrays life in rural India with ribald wit and sharp social satire. (more)
In this unique tale, director Murali Nair portrays life in rural India with ribald wit and sharp social satire. (more)
Stories on Human Rights (2008)
20 short films about human rights. (more)
20 short films about human rights. (more)
Arimpara (2003)
Krishnanunni is the descendant of a wealthy orthodox Nair family, whose fortune has now dwindled. But there is still enough to ensure a leisurely life. Everything is going fine until one morning, while shaving, his wife discovers a black mole under his lower lip… (more)
Krishnanunni is the descendant of a wealthy orthodox Nair family, whose fortune has now dwindled. But there is still enough to ensure a leisurely life. Everything is going fine until one morning, while shaving, his wife discovers a black mole under his lower lip… (more)
Throne of Death (1999)
Murali Nair directs this political satire about a man arrested for stealing who becomes charged with a number of murders he didn’t commit. (more)
Murali Nair directs this political satire about a man arrested for stealing who becomes charged with a number of murders he didn’t commit. (more)
A Dog's Day (2001)
A local ruler bows down to the pressure from democratic forces and is forced to hand over a part of his province to a democratically elected leader. He also presents his pet dog to a poor peasant and his wife. For the poor peasant and his wife, the dog is not a ... (more)
A local ruler bows down to the pressure from democratic forces and is forced to hand over a part of his province to a democratically elected leader. He also presents his pet dog to a poor peasant and his wife. For the poor peasant and his wife, the dog is not a ... (more)
Life Is All About Friends (2006)
Through the eyes of a child named Unni, the film captures the reality of a village in Kerala, India in the 1970s. He belongs to the superior caste of Nairs. His friends Raju, Ramu and Gopi, who go to school with him, belong to the lowest caste of all. His friend ... (more)
Through the eyes of a child named Unni, the film captures the reality of a village in Kerala, India in the 1970s. He belongs to the superior caste of Nairs. His friends Raju, Ramu and Gopi, who go to school with him, belong to the lowest caste of all. His friend ... (more)