Oscar-winning director Orlando von Einsiedel's romantic documentary, following an Indian 'untouchable' artist who cycled 6,000 miles to find his Swedish love, returns to cinemas for one day on November 1.
01Summary
- 01The film will play for one day only on November 1, described as a 'date night' screening event, in cinemas nationwide from New York to Hawaii.
- 02It becomes available on TVOD from November 2 on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and YouTube.
- 03The documentary has earned two Critics Choice Documentary Award nominations, for Best Director and Best Cinematography.
- 04It won the Artemis Rising Foundation Award for Social Impact at the Hamptons International Film Festival and audience awards at Middleburg and Indie Meme film festivals.
- 05PK, a 23-year-old Delhi street artist from an 'untouchable' family in 1977, cycled across 6,000 miles and nearly a dozen countries to find Lotta, a Swedish woman he met on a visit to India.
02Why it matters
This story highlights an extraordinary real-life romance that defied caste and nationality, offering an inspiring message about pursuing dreams against all odds. The one-day cinema return and immediate streaming availability make it accessible to a wide audience.
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