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Small Steps, the
Language                   :English
Duration                     :20 Minutes
Written & Directed by  :Sunny Menon
Producer                    :Bigleaf Productions
Small Steps Wins Remi Award 2005 @ International Film Festival Houston.

The simplicity of a boy, that shows us the necessity of being close to reality. Boy! Is reality stranger than fiction ?In a world we live, and the world of skies, occupied by somebody out there, are we forgetting to "REALLY" live?
As thought waves, travel so fast, it sometimes becomes necessary to stop a while and fuel a thinking, to speed again.

Take a few steps at time, or small steps, the.

A quick look at the short story.

During some time of the day, as the crowd awaited for the ferry in a ferry terminal, a killed body found inside the restroom, forces a meeting unknowingly, inside the restroom, among the visitors. The lonely lady, awaits for the ferry, while her husband has gone to the restroom and has not yet returned for a while. Man sees the body, bugs, creeping through its face, in a filth as it lie. Fate has no meaning, but fact is stranger than fiction. In the end, there is no message but some facts revealed. It becomes necessary to stop over. Life is a big wait, says the monk. Soul travels and passes through seven phases says monk. The sin has blotted on our skin, says the priest and then the boy exclaims the truth.

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