Parcha

‘Parcha’ presents the viewer with a single moment, a conversation that develops between two characters, a tea-seller, and a man who is located on the opposite end of the spectrum of privilege. The latter is the son of a powerful politician, now on the streets himself, trying to make a mark as well as fulfill his own personal ambitions.

The storytelling is an endeavor of a young team, but one which displays deep potential, especially in terms of writing. The performances, though not entirely devoid of rough edges, bring to screen sincerity and devotion, characteristics which leave the door open for more such pursuits.