NEW DELHI: Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia’s acclaimed documentary All We Imagine As Light has been nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 30th annual Critics Choice Awards. The nomination was announced on Thursday evening by the Critics Choice Association (CCA), adding to the excitement surrounding the film’s growing international recognition. The awards ceremony is scheduled for January 12, 2025.
The Best Foreign Language Film category features strong competition, with All We Imagine As Light going up against several notable international films. These include Emilia Pérez (France), Flow (Latvia), Kneecap (Ireland), I’m Still Here (Brazil), and The Seed of the Sacred Fig (Germany), directed by the dissident Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof.
Kapadia’s film has earned praise for its unique storytelling style, combining poetry, archival footage, and observational techniques to explore themes of memory, identity, and perception. All We Imagine As Light has been lauded for its innovative approach, making it a standout among global cinema.
This nomination is a significant achievement for Kapadia and a major milestone for Indian documentary filmmaking. It highlights the increasing recognition of Indian filmmakers on the world stage and demonstrates the growing global interest in unconventional storytelling methods.
As the Critics Choice Awards approach, All We Imagine As Light continues to garner attention for its ability to transcend cultural boundaries and connect audiences worldwide. This nomination affirms the film’s excellence and marks a proud moment for Indian cinema as it gains visibility on the international stage.
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