'Rains Don’t Make Us Happy Anymore' Set for World Premiere at Visions du Reel

'Rains Don’t Make Us Happy Anymore', a documentary by Yashasvi Juyal, will premiere at the 56th Visions du Reel International Film Festival. The film explores displacement in the Himalayas due to hydroelectric dam projects. It highlights submerged village myths through a tribal boy's letter. Produced by Curious Eyes Cinema.

'Rains Don’t Make Us Happy Anymore', a documentary short by filmmaker Yashasvi Juyal, is set for its world premiere at the 56th Visions du Reel International Film Festival in Nyon, Switzerland.

The film, which will be screened on April 10, is a poignant exploration of the consequences of hydroelectric dam projects that have submerged villages in the high Himalayas. Through the lens of a tribal boy's letter to a lost love, it uncovers the effects of displacement and forgotten village myths.

This festival marks a significant moment for Juyal and the production team, highlighting their efforts to bring Himalayan narratives to international attention. The film is produced by Curious Eyes Cinema in association with Silvercord Films.