Sea of Love (Kadalolam Sneham)

2024
1h 32min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRatheesh working in Singapore dreams of settling in a village with his mother.He falls for his neighbor Jumai,a bidi roller but she shows no interest.Suspecting she might be a lesbian,his li... Tout lireRatheesh working in Singapore dreams of settling in a village with his mother.He falls for his neighbor Jumai,a bidi roller but she shows no interest.Suspecting she might be a lesbian,his life spirals unexpectedly as he follows his doubtsRatheesh working in Singapore dreams of settling in a village with his mother.He falls for his neighbor Jumai,a bidi roller but she shows no interest.Suspecting she might be a lesbian,his life spirals unexpectedly as he follows his doubts

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A Brave Tide of Emotions - "Sea of Love" Redefines Romance in Malayalam Cinema

Sea of Love (Kadalolam Sneham) is not just a love story - it's a poetic rebellion. Set against the serene beauty of Kerala's coastal village life, the film dives deep into unspoken emotions, forbidden love, and the quiet strength of identity. Dilsha Prasannan delivers a layered performance as Jumaila, whose silence speaks volumes. With a refreshing narrative around lesbian and asexual experiences, director Sai Krishna crafts a cinematic wave that's both intimate and powerful. Bold, emotional, and beautifully restrained, Sea of Love is a landmark in Indian queer cinema that deserves to be celebrated and seen.

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After the iconic 1981 film Parankimala, directed by Bharathan, Sea of Love (Kadalolam Sneham) becomes the second film to be shot in the scenic locations of Mannarkkad, bringing the region back into the cinematic spotlight after decades.