Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Marathi Short Film 'Changing Room' Selected for LA Festival
A short film called 'Changing Room' from India is going to be shown at a film festival in Los Angeles!
The movie, made in the Marathi language, is about a 12-year-old boy and how he feels about his body.
The director, Ruchir Kulkarni, made the film to tell a story that's very personal to him.
The festival will show the movie at the famous TCL Chinese Theatre, which is a really important place for movies.
It's a big deal because it helps show off Indian movies to the world, reminding everyone that stories can connect people, no matter where they come from.
Marathi short film 'Changing Room' has been selected for the Dances With Films: LA (DWF:LA) festival.
The film will be featured at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
The festival runs from June 19 to 29 and showcases global storytelling.
Director Ruchir Kulkarni is a Pune native who studied filmmaking in the US.
'Changing Room' explores themes of body image and self-worth through a 12-year-old boy's perspective.
- Who
- The film is directed by Ruchir Kulkarni.
- What
- The Marathi short film 'Changing Room' was selected for the DWF:LA film festival.
- When
- The festival runs from June 19 to 29.
- Where
- The film will be featured at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles.
- Why
- The film explores personal themes of body image and self worth.
- Film Language
- Marathi
- Director
- Ruchir Kulkarni
- Festival Venue
- TCL Chinese Theatre
- Festival Name
- Dances With Films: LA (DWF:LA)
- Festival Dates
- June 19 to 29
- Film Themes
- Body image, self-worth