The unfathomable and the commonplace, which is denoted by a toddy shop where the men of the village while away their time drinking and bickering, sit in perfect harmony with each other in this setting. The mysterious occurrences in a sparsely populated village up in the misty hills are interspersed with elements steeped in science fiction. Only, they find themselves in a place where the inhabitants and the passage of time do not follow familiar rhythms. On another level, Pellissery tells a perfectly lucid story of two men condemned to repeating the very acts that they have been deployed to stamp out. There is as much magic in these forays into the unknown as there is a complete, even disorienting, negation of clarity. On one level, Churuli tries to approximate through a synthesis of sound, image and conflicting emotions mankind's ceaseless attempts to understand the flow of time. Cinematographer Madhu Neelakandan composes striking visuals that evoke a range of perceptions and emotions, while the sound design by Renganaath Ravee creates a low-key, meditative ambience far removed from the more insistent soundscapes of Pellissery's films of the immediate past. How much one takes away from the conundrums at the heart of Churuli depends almost entirely on how willing one is to dive into the maze of stimulations and befuddlements that the film is. The film deals with happenings that are otherworldly, that are beyond life and death, beyond quests and discoveries, beyond comprehension and contradictions. In Churuli, however, Pellissery steers clear of the certitudes of life - are there any? - and conceals far more than he reveals. He explored power and human aspirations in the pulsating Angamaly Diaries, death and grief in the funereal Ee.Ma.Yau and masculinity and its manifestations in the unbridled Jallikkattu, all of it in a manner that was rooted in the here and now. It takes him away from the crowded, tangible, familiar community spaces of Angamaly Diaries, Ee.Ma.Yau and Jallikkattu and into a world of mysteries. He embarks on a cinematic journey with a map that has no boundaries. In Churuli, Lijo Jose Pellissery's new Malayalam film streaming on SonyLIV following its international premiere earlier this month at the 34th Tokyo International Film Festival, the director makes a radical departure from his last three films.
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