Dust
When one of the boys deserts, the collective anger of the group turns against the boy’s brother, Krishna. At the same time, Radha, a young girl fleeing violent attacks on her village, reaches the nearest town. Set against the backdrop of a left-wing uprising, Dust walks the line between the world of memory and the brief sparks of a possible future and creates a multilayered portrait of people caught up in an inhumane conflict.
With
- Morten Holst (David)
- Vinay Pathak (Dr. Sharda)
- Abu Bakr Golu (Krishna)
- Kalyanee Mulay (Radha)
- Babita Goyal (Young Radha)
- Meghna Agarwal (Radha's Friend)
- Amrita Bagchi (Mumtaz)
Crew
Written and Directed by | Udita Bhargava |
Cinematography | Philipp Meise |
Editing | Anders Villadsen |
Music | Alexandra Barkovskaya |
Sound Design | Persefoni Miliou |
Sound | Alexandra Praet |
Costumes | Nandita Shah |
Make-Up | Franziska Mayntz |
Assistant Director | Aakash Jamra |
Production Managers | B. Narayanswamy Subramani, Julia Klett |
Executive Producer | Udita Bhargava |
Producer | Titus Kreyenberg |
Co-Production |
Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf Potsdam maze pictures Berlin VK Art & Design Indore |
World Sales
Produced by
Udita Bhargava
Born in India in 1982, she has taken degrees in mass communication and English literature and has studied directing at the Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf. She has worked as a camera assistant, photographer and post-production assistant on international productions including Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire, Lars von Trier’s Antichrist and Mira Nair’s The Migration. Her short films have screened at festivals around the world, with her most recent, Imraan, c/o Carrom Club, winning the 3sat Promotional Award at the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen. Dust is her debut feature film.
Filmography
2010 Dazwischen (In Between); short film 2011 MindSpace; short documentary 2012 Pitch baut einen Ball und zerstört ihn (Pitch Builds a Ball and Destroys It); short film 2014 Imraan, c/o Carrom Club; short film 2019 Dust
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2019