Short Films by Mira Nair
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Short Films by Mira Nair

Hailed for her vibrant explorations of culture clash and connection in films like MONSOON WEDDING and MISSISSIPPI MASALA, Indian American auteur Mira Nair has pursued an equally distinguished career as a director of short films that further explore the ways in which deep-rooted cultural traditions and prejudices shape everyday life. Bringing together early documentary works—including the revealing study of Indian moral hypocrisy INDIA CABARET, about the experiences of women working in a Mumbai strip club—alongside narrative shorts like the searing portrait of post-9/11 anti-Muslim racism 11’09”01—SEPTEMBER 11, this collection reflects Nair’s deep and abiding concern for society’s most marginalized members.

  • So Far from India

    So Far from India

    198349 min
  • India Cabaret

    India Cabaret

    198560 min
  • The Day the Mercedes Became a Hat

    The Day the Mercedes Became a Hat

    199311 min
  • The Laughing Club of India

    The Laughing Club of India

    200128 min
  • 11’09”01—September 11

    11’09”01—September 11

    200212 min
  • How Can It Be

    How Can It Be

    20089 min
  • Migration

    Migration

    200719 min