Indian director and cinematographer Jatla Siddhartha is making waves in the film industry with his latest project, 'In the Belly of a Tiger.' This highly anticipated film is set to premiere at the prestigious Berlin Film Festival next week, and it has already captured the attention of cinephiles around the world.
'In the Belly of a Tiger' is a unique blend of surreal horror and selfless love, inspired by reportedly real events in rural India. Co-written by Siddhartha and Amanda Mooney, the story revolves around two landless farmers, Bhagole and Prabhata, who return to their village after failing to find work in the city. Their village is in disarray following the tragic death of a farmer killed by a tiger. With their land gone and their only source of income being their son's labor at a brick factory, the family's future looks bleak.
