'చీమ-ప్రేమ మధ్యలో భామ' విడుదలకు సిద్ధం - cheema prema madyalo bhama

అమిత్, ఇందు ప్రధానపాత్రల్లో నటించిన చిత్రం 'చీమ-ప్రేమ మధ్యలో భామ'. ఈ సినిమాను సెప్టెంబర్లో ప్రేక్షకుల ముందుకు తీసుకురానున్నారు.

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Published : Aug 25, 2019, 3:06 PM IST

Updated : Sep 28, 2019, 5:26 AM IST

ఈ సృష్టిలో అత్యంత అల్ప ప్రాణైన చీమ మనిషిగా మారాలని మనసు పడుతుంది. అంత వరకు బాగానే ఉంది - మరి అది సాధ్యమా ? ఏం జరుగుతుంది ? అసలు ఆ భావన ఎలా ఉంటుంది ? పైగా దానికి ప్రేమ, శృంగారం తోడైతే.. అది ఎలా ఉంటుంది? ఈ ప్రశ్నలకు సమాధానమే "చీమ - ప్రేమ మధ్యలో భామ! " సినిమా.

అమిత్, ఇందు హీరోహీరోయిన్లుగా నటించిన ఈ చిత్రం ఫస్ట్ కాపీ సిద్ధంగా ఉంది. మాగ్నమ్ ఓపస్ ఫిలిమ్స్ ప్రైవేట్ లిమిటెడ్ పతాకంపై ఎస్ఎన్ లక్ష్మీనారాయణ ఈ చిత్రాన్ని నిర్మించారు. శ్రీకాంత్ "శ్రీ" అప్పలరాజు దర్శకత్వం వహించాడు.

అమిత్, ఇందు

ఈ చిత్రం కుటుంబ ప్రేక్షకుల్ని అలరిస్తుందని.. గ్రాఫిక్స్ హైలెట్గా నిలుస్తాయని చిత్రబృందం తెలిపింది. సెన్సార్ కార్యక్రమాలు పూర్తి చేసుకుని సెప్టెంబర్లో ప్రేక్షకుల ముందుకు రానుంది.

'మన్మథుడు-2' దర్శకుడితో నేచురల్ స్టార్!

అమిత్, ఇందు

'మన్మథుడు-2' దర్శకుడితో నేచురల్ స్టార్!

GERMANY REFUGEE GAME
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LENGTH: 6:16
SHOTLIST:
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1. "Path Out" trailer
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Cologne, Germany - 21 August 2019
2. Various setup shots of Abdullah Karam, Syrian Refugee, star of "Path Out" video game, speaking
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdullah Karam, Syrian Refugee, star of "Path Out" video game:
"I was 18. And this is the thing, I gwas a kid. So my mother came to me and said; 'Son, now it's the time, you either join the military, you get killed, or you kill someone, or you'll leave the country.' And I really had no choice other than to leave the country because I wasn't raised to kill or get killed in that manner. So for me, it was a mindset of you either live as a human or I don't live at all, and I guess that's what made me go on the journey."
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FILE: Maarzaf, Hama Province - 2 March 2016
4. Tracking shot past portrait of Syrian President Bashir Assad next to the road sign of Hama Province
5. Tattered Syrian flag blowing in wind
6. Syrian troop at checkpoint
7. Syrian soldiers on roof
8. Syrian flag and portraits of Assad on shelter where elders gather
9. Various of armed Syrian soldier standing in front of children
10. Various of Syrian soldiers standing guard on rooftop
11. Portrait of Assad seen through the crowd
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11. "Path Out" trailer
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Cologne, Germany - 21 August 2019
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdullah Karam, Syrian Refugee, star of "Path Out" video game:
"I've faced mines, I faced soldiers. We got shot at one point, we ran away. But you see the decision you make, it's not like you sit on the couch, you're there, you're in it. It's like in a video game, your reflex is like in the video game. You're like; 'Okay well, I have to run now. This is the level where I run.'"
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13. "Path Out" gameplay
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Cologne, Germany - 21 August 2019
14. Various of man playing "Path Out"
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Georg Hobmeier, Causa Creations:
"We wanted to do something intentionally cute that displays something that is not cute at all. In the beginning, this is not so obvious, but later on in the levels where you meet ISIS soldiers and they are these tiny 32 by 32-pixel beings that kind of bumble around the screen, it becomes like; 'Oh, this is really awful.' But it's cute, which makes it even more awful. So, that was that was the aesthetic reason behind it. And the other one was actually that we did want the game to be very accessible."
16. Various of Gamescom visitors playing video games
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Georg Hobmeier, Causa Creations:
"Games actually are a format where people are willing to spend sometimes a ridiculous amount of time. So for them, I'm just going to play this one hour a game, it's nothing, but it's still compared to other like a short newspaper article about migration, it's a lot of information on a subject.Packaged in a funny game. "
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FILE: Rigonce, Slovenia - 25 October 2015
18. Various aerial shots of thousands of migrants in long line, walking alongside farm fields ++MUTE++
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FILE: Brezice, Slovenia - 26 October 2015
19. Various of line of newly arrived refugees and migrants walking through field under police escort
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FILE: Brezice, Slovenia - 22 October 2015
20. Various of refugees and migrants in camp, looking through fence
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Cologne, Germany - 21 August 2019
21. SOUNDBITE (English) Abdullah Karam, Syrian Refugee, star of "Path Out" video game:
"I really personally hope that people will change their mind about refugees and how they get approached. It's very wrong interpretation what we have as refugees here. You see, I had to face a lot of wrong interpretations about us."
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22. "Path Out" trailer
LEADIN:
A Syrian refugee's perilous tale of escaping his war-torn country has been transformed into a video game.
Its creators hope one young refugee's personal story will challenge gamers to rethink their views on refugees.
STORYLINE:
Meet Abdullah Karam - Syrian, artist, refugee and now video game star.
He's the main character in an autobiographical video game that tells the story of how he escaped his war-torn country in 2014.
Starting from peaceful life before the war, it explores the family decision which led to his departure and his perilous journey from hometown Hama to the Turkish border, including through war-torn Aleppo.
"So my mother came to me and said; 'Son, now it's the time, you either join the military, you get killed, or you kill someone, or you'll leave the country.' And I really had no choice other than to leave the country because I wasn't raised to kill or get killed in that manner," recalls 23-year-old Karam.
"So for me, it was a mindset of you either live as a human or I don't live at all, and I guess that's what made me go on the journey."
After dodging mines and Islamic State group soldiers, Karam escaped Syria by hiding in an oil barrel and floating across the border into Turkey.
"I've faced mines, I faced soldiers. We got shot at one point, we ran away," he says.
"But you see the decision you make, it's not like you sit on the couch, you're there, you're in it. It's like in a video game, your reflex is like in the video game. You're like; 'Okay well, I have to run now. This is the level where I run.'"
Karam now lives in Austria. He arrived there in 2015 and now works in marketing.
It's there he met Georg Hobmeier from Causa Creations, a small independent video game studio.
They decided to make a documentary-style game based on Karam's experiences, complete with a retro-style pixelated design.
"We wanted to do something intentionally cute that displays something that is not cute at all," says Hobmeier.
"In the beginning, this is not so obvious, but later on in the levels where you meet ISIS soldiers and they are these tiny 32 by 32-pixel beings that kind of bumble around the screen, it becomes like; 'Oh, this is really awful.' But it's cute, which makes it even more awful."
Karam hopes by exploring one refugee's personal story, gamers will rethink their views on refugees. He's faced prejudice himself since arriving in Europe.
"I really personally hope that people will change their mind about refugees and how they get approached," says Karam.
"It's very wrong interpretation what we have as refugees here. You see, I had to face a lot of wrong interpretations about us."
"Path Out" is currently available on video game distribution sites Steam and itch.io.
Karam and Hobmeier say they hope to produce a more detailed, bigger budget version of the game in the future.
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Last Updated : Sep 28, 2019, 5:26 AM IST

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