‘Early Days’ Teaser Debuts Ahead of Red Sea Premiere
The first teaser for Early Days, an Indian drama exploring influencer culture, has been released ahead of its world premiere at the Red Sea International Film Festival. Set in Mumbai, the film examines the challenges faced by a young couple navigating love, ambition, and economic survival amid rising social media exposure.
Film Details and Festival Selection
Directed by debut feature filmmaker Priyankar Patra, this India-Singapore co-production has been selected for the festival’s New Visions Competition, running in December. The film blends cinematic realism with social media aesthetics to portray "what happens when life itself becomes performance," according to Patra.
“I wanted to tell a story that feels intimate but universal,” said Patra, who has previously produced several international festival titles under the For Films banner.
Production Team and Executive Producers
- Executive producer Aditya Vikram Sengupta, known for his Venice-winning film Labour of Love, and for producing Once Upon A Time In Calcutta, where Patra was also involved.
- Co-producers Isabella Sreyashii Sen and Olivier Dock, co-CEOs of Singapore’s Hazelnut Media, contribute their expertise in global distribution.
“Priyankar’s voice is distinct and urgent,” noted Sengupta.
Author’s Summary
Early Days insightfully captures the complexities of digital-age relationships, highlighting the blurred lines between personal life and social media performance in modern Mumbai.
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