An Impossible Address
An Impossible Address is the culmination of over four years of research, unearthing a hidden history of anti-colonial solidarity between India and Africa against the Portuguese empire. The film is narrated through the life of the revolutionary Sita Valles, an Angolan-born doctor of Goan origin who joined Angola’s liberation movement and was subsequently disappeared. Director Suneil Sanzgiri employs his signature visual language, blending digital animation, 3D scanning and archival material to create a powerful personal essay on cross-continental resistance.
– Lyse Nsengiyumva
Also in this combined programme
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Last Night I Dreamed It Was Raining Fish
A portrait of Mumbai’s Indigenous fisherfolk, across centuries of colonisation, climate change and economic transformation. -
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Film details
- Countries of production
- USA, India, Angola
- Year
- 2025
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2026
- Length
- 39'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
Shows of "An Impossible Address"
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Pathé 3
This screening consists of the following films:
- An Impossible Address
- Statues Also Die?
- Last Night I Dreamed It Was Raining Fish
- Au hasard
In-personwith Q&AEnglish subtitledSoon available -
Pathé 2
This screening consists of the following films:
- An Impossible Address
- Statues Also Die?
- Last Night I Dreamed It Was Raining Fish
- Au hasard
In-personwith Q&AEnglish subtitledSoon available