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All We Imagine as Light

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2024 film by Payal Kapadia

All We Imagine as Light
Promotional poster
Directed byPayal Kapadia
Written byPayal Kapadia
Produced by
  • Thomas Hakim
  • Julien Graff
Starring
CinematographyRanabir Das
Edited byClément Pinteaux
Music by
Production
companies
  • Petit Chaos
  • Chalk & Cheese Films
  • BALDR Film
  • Les Films Fauves
  • Another Birth
  • Pulpa Films
  • Arte France Cinéma
Distributed by
  • Condor Distribution (France)
  • Spirit Media (India)
  • September Film (Netherlands)
Release dates
  • 23 May 2024 (2024-05-23) (Cannes)
  • 21 September 2024 (2024-09-21) (India)
  • 2 October 2024 (2024-10-02) (France)
Running time
115 minutes
Countries
  • France
  • India
  • Netherlands
  • Luxembourg
  • Italy
LanguagesMalayalam
Hindi
Marathi
Box office$3.2 million[1]

All We Imagine as Light (Malayalam:പ്രഭയായ് നിനച്ചതെല്ലാം,romanized: Prabhayaay Ninachathellam) is a 2024drama film written and directed byPayal Kapadia. The cast includesKani Kusruti,Divya Prabha,Chhaya Kadam andHridhu Haroon. FeaturingMalayalam,Hindi, andMarathi dialogue, it is aninternational co-production involving companies from France, India, Netherlands, Luxembourg and Italy.

The film had its world premiere at the main competition of the77th Cannes Film Festival on 23 May 2024, where it was nominated for thePalme d'Or and won theGrand Prix.[2][3] It was the first film from India to compete in the main competition sinceSwaham in 1994.[4]

It received alimited release inKerala, India, on 21 September 2024,[5] before opening nationwide on 29 November 2024 to positive reviews.[6] It topped theSight & Sound poll for best film of 2024 and was named one of the top five international films of 2024 by theNational Board of Review.[7][8] At the82nd Golden Globe Awards, the film received two nominations, forBest Foreign Language Film andBest Director.[9] It was also nominated for theBAFTA Award for Best Film Not in the English Language.

Plot

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Malayalis Prabha and Anu are nurses living together inMumbai. Prabha is straitlaced and reserved, and yearns for her husband, who lives inGermany and visitedIndia only once for a shortarranged marriage, but has not contacted her in over a year. Anu is more outgoing and is having a secret affair with aMuslim man named Shiaz.[10]

One day, Prabha and Anu receive a modernrice cooker from an unknown sender; the cooker is made in Germany. A doctor, Manoj, tries to woo Prabha, but she rejects his advances, claiming hermarital status.

Prabha tries to help Parvaty, the cook at their hospital, fight against a construction company who wants to demolish herchawl to build a skyscraper. Unable to claim legaltenancy, Parvaty decides to quit her job and move back to her village nearRatnagiri. Prabha and Anu travel with her, to help her relocate.

Unbeknownst to Prabha and Parvaty, Shiaz has followed Anu. Then they meet and secretly come together in a private place. He kisses her lips and neck. Anu feels shy, with a tingling sensation running through her. In that impulse, she kisses him intensely, and they engage in sexual intimacy.

They secretly meet up, which Prabha discovers. Later they have sex. Meanwhile, Prabha rescues a middle-aged man from drowning by performingCPR. While he is waiting for the local doctor, Prabha cleans and cares for him. She sees the man she rescued as her husband. He apologises for abandoning her and seeks her forgiveness, but she tells him that she does not want to see him ever again.

That night, at abeach shack, Prabha asks a surprised Anu to invite Shiaz to sit with herself and Parvaty. They all chat happily, as the lights of the shack shine over them.

Cast

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  • Kani Kusruti as Prabha
  • Divya Prabha as Anu
  • Chhaya Kadam as Parvathy
  • Hridhu Haroon as Shiaz
  • Azees Nedumangad as Dr. Manoj
  • Anandsami as Drowned Man / Husband
  • Kashish Singh as Young Nurse
  • Lovleen Mishra as Dr. Supriya
  • Madhu Raja as Kaki
  • Shweta Prajapati as Young Woman
  • Tintumol Joseph as Nurse Shanet
  • Ardra K.S. as Nurse 1
  • Sisira Anil CK as Nurse 2
  • Aparna Ram as Nurse 3
  • Nikhil Mathew as Male Nurse
  • Bipin Nadkarni as Advocate Desai
  • Snehalata Siddarth Tagde as Union Leader
  • Saee Abhay Limaye as Teenager at the Shack
  • Sanjay Balu Ghanekar as Father
  • Shailaja Shrikant as Lady in Doctor's House

Production

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The film was produced by Thomas Hakim and Julian Graff through their French-based company Petit Chaos, in co-production with the Indian companies Chalk & Cheese and Another Birth, as well as by the Netherlands's BALDR Film, Luxembourg's Les Films Fauves, Italy's Pulpa Films and France'sArte France Cinéma. Hakim first met Kapadia at the68th Berlin International Film Festival in 2018. This was the first feature film produced by Chalk & Cheese, which previously produced commercials for nine years.[4][11]

Kapadia used money from theHuub Bals grant andCinéfondation to reside in Europe in order to plan the film production with Hakim. Financing for the film was obtained fromArte,Cineworld,CNC, Condor,Eurimages, Gan Foundation, Hubert Bals Fund, Luxbox, Pulpa Film, and Visions Sud Est.[4]

Filming was done inMumbai over the course of twenty-five days and then inRatnagiri for fifteen days.[4]

Release

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ActressesChhaya Kadam,Divya Prabha, directorPayal Kapadia, actressKani Kusruti, and actorHridhu Haroon at a press conference at2024 Cannes Film Festival

All We Imagine as Light was selected to compete for thePalme d'Or at the2024 Cannes Film Festival, where it had its world premiere on 23 May,[12] and received an eight-minute standing ovation at the end of its screening.[13][14] This is the first film from India to compete in the main competition at Cannes sinceSwaham in 1994, and Kapadia is the first Indian female filmmaker to do so.[4] It won theGrand Prix, becoming the first Indian film to do so.[15]

On 9 September 2024, it was announced that Spirit Media, founded by Indian actorRana Daggubati, had acquired Indian distribution rights to the film.[16] Spirit Media announced that the film would begin its Oscar-qualifying release with a limited theatrical release in Kerala starting on 21 September under the Malayalam title 'പ്രഭയായ് നിനച്ചതെല്ലാം' i.e.Prabhayay Ninachathellam.[17]

The film was selected as the opening film for theMAMI Mumbai Film Festival 2024,[18] and was released theatrically in India on 22 November 2024.[19][20]

Janus Films and distribution partner Sideshow acquired the North American rights for the film on 20 May 2024,[21] and released the film on 15 November 2024 in New York and Los Angeles, with a nationwide expansion following its opening.[22] The film was also played at theToronto International Film Festival on 5 September 2024.[23] It was released in France by Condor Distribution on 2 October 2024.[24] It was featured in the accolades section of the55th IFFI,[25][26] and Limelight section of the54th International Film Festival Rotterdam screened on 30 January 2025.[27] The film made its digital release throughDisney+ Hotstar from 3 January 2025.[28]

Reception

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Critical response

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On thereview aggregator websiteRotten Tomatoes,100% of 158 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 8.5/10. The website's consensus reads: "Capturing the here and now of modern India with the spontaneity of a candid photograph,All We Imagine as Light is a lustrous achievement that announces Payal Kapadia as an essential filmmaker."[29]Metacritic, which uses aweighted average, assigned the film a score of 93 out of 100, based on 35 critics, indicating "universal acclaim".[30] OnAlloCiné, the film received an average rating of 3.8 out of 5, based on 31 reviews from French critics.[31]

Peter Bradshaw, writing inThe Guardian, gave the film five stars and praised it as an "absorbing story of three nurses that is full of humanity".[32] Nicholas Barber, writing in theBBC, also gave the film five stars.[33]

The British film magazineSight & Sound named it the best film of 2024 in its poll of over 100 critics worldwide.[7] It was also ranked 1st in the Best Movies of 2024 list fromThe New York Times, withManohla Dargis writing that Kapadia "incorporates images of everyday people milling through the city, images that connect her characters to a sea of humanity and, by extension, to those of us watching."[34]

The film was ranked 5th among the top 25 European works of 2024 by the journalists atCineuropa.[35]

FilmmakersMiguel Gomes,Ciro Guerra,Don Hertzfeldt,Raven Jackson,Karyn Kusama,Laura Poitras andWalter Salles cited the film among their favorite films of 2024.[36][37]

In June 2025,IndieWire ranked the film at number 58 on its list of "The 100 Best Movies of the 2020s (So Far)."[38]

Academy Awards selection controversy

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For the97th Academy Awards,All We Imagine As Light was not selected to be submitted by either France or India, with the former submittingEmilia Pérez, and the latter submittingLaapataa Ladies. The film had been shortlisted for France's submission.[39] TheFilm Federation of India's (FFI) decision to not submit the film was unexpected, withNPR's Diaa Hadid remarking that the film's international reception had "garnered raised hopes that India might finally have a serious contender for an Oscar in the best foreign film category".[40] Many like Naman Ramachandran ofVariety drew comparisons to India's decision to not selectThe Lunchbox (2013) andRRR (2022) for its Academy Awards submissions, particularly in light of the film's success at theCannes Film Festival with it having won the Grand Jury Prize.[41]

At the initial news announcing the selection ofLaapataa Ladies, FFI president Ravi Kottarakara explainedAll That We Imagine As Light's exclusion, saying "The jury said that they were watching a European film taking place in India, not an Indian film taking place in India."[42] Justifying its selection, the FFI noted onLaapataa Ladies, "Indian women are a strange mixture of submission and dominance. Well-defined, powerful characters in one world, a Laapataa Ladies (Hindi) captures this diversity perfectly, though in a semi-idyllic world and in a tongue-in-cheek way."[42] Kapadia responded to the controversy by expressing her appreciation for Kiran Rao's works, saying toIndiewire "I just think it’s really great that there are two films from India that are doing this well, and they’re both by women."[43]

On December 17, the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences released its shortlist for a variety of categories, including bestInternational Feature Film, and India's selection (Laapataa Ladies) was not selected, triggering a renewed discussion on the decision to "snub" the film.[44] Industry figures like directorHansal Mehta andRicky Kej publicly voiced their discontent with the FFI's decision to not sendAll We Imagine As Light, with the former sarcastically remarking "Film Federation of India does it again! Their strike rate and selection of films year after year is impeccable."[45]

In light of the renewed controversy following the release of the Academy Award shortlist,Jahnu Barua, the head of the 13-member all-male jury remarked to theHindustan Times that people ought to be "respectful of the process".[46] Elaborating on the decision to not considerAll That We Imagine As Light, Barua said "The jury felt that her film was very poor technically."[46]

Accolades

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AwardDate of ceremonyCategoryRecipient(s)ResultRef.
Cannes Film Festival25 May 2024Palme d'OrPayal KapadiaNominated[47]
Grand PrixWon[48]
Prix des Cinémas Art et Essai – Special MentionWon[49]
Sydney Film Festival16 June 2024Best FilmAll We Imagine as LightNominated[50]
Munich International Film Festival6 July 2024Best International FilmNominated[51]
Jerusalem Film Festival25 July 2024International CompetitionNominated[52]
San Sebastián International Film Festival28 September 2024RTVE-Another Look AwardWon[53]
Chicago International Film Festival27 October 2024Gold HugoNominated[54]
Silver Hugo – Jury PrizeWon[55]
Montclair Film Festival28 October 2024Fiction Feature PrizeWon[56]
Cahiers du Cinéma2024Annual Top 105th Place[57]
Kyiv International Film Festival "Molodist"2 November 2024Best Full Length FilmWon[58]
Asia Pacific Screen Awards30 November 2024Best FilmThomas Hakim, Julien Graff, Payal KapadiaNominated[59]
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated
Best ScreenplayNominated
Best PerformanceKani KusrutiNominated
Best CinematographyRanabir DasNominated
Jury Grand PrizeAll We Imagine as LightWon[60]
Gotham Awards2 December 2024Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated[61]
[62]
Best International FeaturePayal Kapadia, Thomas Hakim, Julien GraffWon
New York Film Critics Circle3 December 2024Best International FilmAll We Imagine as LightWon[63]
National Board of Review4 December 2024Top Five International FilmsWon[a][64]
British Independent Film Awards8 December 2024Best International Independent FilmPayal Kapadia, Thomas Hakim, Julien GraffNominated[65]
Astra Film Awards8 December 2024Best International FeatureAll We Imagine as LightNominated[66]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association8 December 2024Best Foreign Language FilmWon[67]
San Diego Film Critics Society9 December 2024Best Foreign Language FilmWon[68]
Chicago Film Critics Association11 December 2024Milos Stehlik Award for Breakthrough FilmmakerPayal KapadiaNominated[69]
[70]
Best Foreign Language FilmAll We Imagine as LightWon
Film Comment Magazine12 December 2024Best FilmWon[71]
Phoenix Critics Circle13 December 2024Best Foreign Language FilmWon[72]
St. Louis Film Critics Association15 December 2024Best International Feature FilmNominated[73]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle15 December 2024Best International Feature FilmNominated[74]
Toronto Film Critics Association15 December 2024Best DirectorPayal KapadiaRunner-up[75]
Best Original ScreenplayWon
Best International FeatureAll We Imagine as LightWon
New York Film Critics Online16 December 2024Best International FeatureWon[76]
Indiana Film Journalists Association16 December 2024Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[77]
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association18 December 2024Best Foreign Language Film3rd place[78]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle19 December 2024Best FilmNominated[79]
Black Film Critics Circle19 December 2024Best Foreign FilmWon[80]
Philadelphia Film Critics Circle21 December 2024Best Foreign FilmWon[81]
Florida Film Critics Circle21 December 2024Best International FilmWon[82]
Best EnsembleNominated
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated
Online Association of Female Film Critics23 December 2024Best International FeatureAll We Imagine as LightWon[83]
North Texas Film Critics Association30 December 2024Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[84]
Columbus Film Critics Association2 January 2025Best Foreign Language FilmRunner-up[85]
North Carolina Film Critics Association3 January 2025Best Foreign Language FilmWon[86]
Kansas City Film Critics Circle4 January 2025Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[87]
DiscussingFilm Critic Awards4 January 2025Best International Feature FilmRunner-up[88]
Greater Western New York Film Critics Association4 January 2025Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[89]
National Society of Film Critics4 January 2025Best FilmRunner-up[90]
[91]
Best Film Not In English LanguageWon
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaWon
Golden Globe Awards5 January 2025Best Foreign Language FilmAll We Imagine as LightNominated[92]
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated
Georgia Film Critics Association7 January 2025Best International FilmAll We Imagine as LightRunner-up[93]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists7 January 2025Best International FilmAll We Imagine as LightNominated[94]
[95]
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated
Best Original ScreenplayNominated
Best Woman DirectorWon
Best Woman ScreenwriterWon
Utah Film Critics Association11 January 2025Best Non-English FeatureAll We Imagine as LightNominated[96]
Puerto Rico Critics Association12 January 2025Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated[97]
Best International FeatureAll We Imagine as LightNominated
Hawaii Film Critics Society13 January 2025Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[98]
North Dakota Film Society Awards13 January 2025Best International FeatureNominated[99]
Houston Film Critics Society14 January 2025Best Foreign Language FeatureNominated[100]
Portland Critics Association14 January 2025Best Film Not in the English LanguageNominated[101]
Women Film Critics Circle15 January 2025Best Movie About WomenNominated[102]
Best Foreign Film By Or About WomenNominated
Best Movie By Women (Directing)Payal KapadiaNominated
Best Women Storyteller ( Screenwriting Award)Runner-up
Chicago Indie Critics18 January 2025Best International FilmAll We Imagine as LightNominated[103]
Lumière Awards20 January 2025Best FilmNominated[104]
Denver Film Critics Society24 January 2025Best Non-English Language FeatureWon[105]
Girls on Film Awards26 January 2025Best Feature FilmNominated[106]
Best Female Friendship on ScreenWon
Ensemble Cast AwardNominated
Online Film Critics Society27 January 2025Best Film Not in the English LanguageWon[107]
Göteborg Film Festival29 January 2025International CompetitionNominated[108]
London Film Critics' Circle2 February 2025Film of the YearNominated[109]
[110]
Foreign Language Film of the YearWon
Critics' Choice Movie Awards7 February 2025Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[111]
Directors Guild of America Awards8 February 2025Outstanding Directing – First-Time Feature FilmPayal KapadiaNominated[112]
International Cinephile Society9 February 2025Best PictureAll We Imagine as LightWon[113]
Best EnsembleWon
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaWon
Best Original ScreenplayRunner-up
Best ActressKani KusrutiNominated
Best Supporting ActressChhaya KadamNominated
Divya PrabhaNominated
Best CinematographyRanabir DasNominated
Best EditingClément PinteauxNominated
Dorian Awards13 February 2025Non English Film Of The YearAll We Imagine as LightNominated[114]
British Academy Film Awards16 February 2025Best Film Not in the English LanguageNominated[115]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle19 February 2025Best International Film in Non-English LanguageNominated[116]
Independent Spirit Awards22 February 2025Best International FilmNominated[117]
Online Film & Television Association23 February 2025Best Foreign Language FilmRunner-up[118]
VHS AwardsFebruary 2025Best FilmNominated[119][120]
Best DirectorPayal Kapadia2nd Place
Best Original ScreenplayWon
Best ActressKani KusrutiNominated
Best Supporting ActressDivya PrabhaNominated
Asian Film Awards16 March 2025Best FilmAll We Imagine as LightWon[121]
Best DirectorPayal KapadiaNominated
Best ScreenplayNominated
Best ActressKani KusrutiNominated
Best Supporting ActressDivya PrabhaNominated
Best EditingClément PinteauxNominated

Notes

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  1. ^This award does not have a single winner, but recognizes multiple films.

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