A young woman, Sarah, ignores the nightly curfew set by her father and sets out for a party in a remote part of the desert. In addition to the expected arrogant and creepy men there is a bloodthirsty, rabid camel and other obstacles.
The plot for this irreverent and quirky film is interesting, but the execution is awful. Naga is disjointed, shallow, and lacking in depth and substance. The unstable camera work, meant to give the film a spur of the moment appeal, is just annoying. Still, it is an intriguing glimpse into a world so much unlike the regular one I inhabit.
World premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The plot for this irreverent and quirky film is interesting, but the execution is awful. Naga is disjointed, shallow, and lacking in depth and substance. The unstable camera work, meant to give the film a spur of the moment appeal, is just annoying. Still, it is an intriguing glimpse into a world so much unlike the regular one I inhabit.
World premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.