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A Refugee Tale with Global Collaboration, Led by Deepanwita Martin

The upcoming Indian refugee drama The Clouds Woke No Clocks has gained significant international attention, with German and Singaporean producers coming on board to co-produce the film. The project addresses themes of displacement, resilience, and identity, highlighting stories that resonate beyond borders.

At the forefront of this collaboration is acclaimed Bangladeshi actress Deepanwita Martin, whose commitment to social issues and contributions have earned her recognition, including the prestigious National Film Award. Martin serves as the head of the international division of The Voice news.

Additionally, the film is directed by renowned filmmaker Aniket dutta, whose distinct cinematic vision adds a layer of depth and artistry to The Clouds Woke No Clocks. Alongside Deepanwita Martin, actor Mostofa Monwar has also been cast, bringing his notable presence to the film.

With the cast and crew now revealed, The Clouds Woke No Clocks is set to make a powerful impact on both regional and international audiences, showcasing stories of refugee resilience and survival on a global platform.

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