FLIGHT 182

One year after the deadly attack on the Golden Temple and the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Jeet, a devoted husband and father, faces an impossible decision: board Air India Flight 182 to see his dying mother in India or stay home with his pregnant wife and eight-year-old daughter. As warnings of revenge and rising violence spread, his wife Mandeep pleads with him to reconsider, fearing the growing threats that lurk beyond their home. Based on true events of the largest aviation attack before 9/11, FLIGHT 182 is a gripping exploration of an immigrant family’s struggle with love, duty, and the haunting fear of a homeland torn apart by riots and radicalism.

Film Contant Advisory: Emotional Tragedy

Credits
Writer: Rippin Sindher
Producer: Rippin Sindher, Martin Russell Johnson
Executive Producer: Archie Panjabi, Julia S. Gouw, Janet Yang, Cindy Huang, David Thies, Corey Jackson
Director of Photography: Ray Huang
Editor: Kenzie Woodrow
Production Designer: Daniel Broadhurst
Composer: Dhruv Goel
Sound Designer: Sound Brigade – Brett Bach and Ken Cain
Music: Vocals by Maya Batra

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APT: Advanced Parenting Too

Relationships with parents are varied and each one unique. -A mom whose support can be counted on no matter what. -Parents who show their son the double edged sword that is the model minority myth. -A father torn between his mom back in India and his family in Canada. There’s plenty of stories to tell about the journey that is parenthood.