Kaali is a short documentary film in which the indigenous spirit of Kali descends upon the filmmaker Leena Manimekalai, and walks the streets of downtown Toronto on a summer night, on a quintessential trip of being, becoming and belonging The performance depicts Kali’s loitering, sharing delightful moments with the humanity.
“Manimekalai places Kali in the land of immigrants to understand settler colonialism.” - Santasil Mallik [Source: https://theconversation.com/leena-manimekalais-documentary-kaali-challenges-hindutva-nationalism-189695]
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