The Job

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By Siddharth Sinha

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Watch The Job Now on Youtube/Vimeo
In English, French
(With English Subtitles)
Psychological, Suspense
Runtime: 14 min +
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An expat, who is not able to differentiate between the reality and illusion, needs to keep her immediate job. This was nominated for Filmfare Awards 2019, featuring Kalki Koechlin & directed by Siddharth Sinha, winner of Silver Bear Award at Berlin International Film Festival and National award for his FTII short film.

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