My Name Is Salt

About This Movie

My Name Is Salt is a striking documentary that immerses you in the harsh yet poetic world of salt harvesting in Gujerat, India. Directed by Farida P, it captures the grueling routine of families who endure eight months in an arid expanse post-monsoon, toiling under the relentless sun. The film's tone is deeply meditative, contrasting the physical labor with moments of quiet reflection, making the viewer acutely aware of the passage of time and the resilience of these workers. The cinematography is raw and evocative, showcasing the vastness and stark beauty of the landscape, while the pacing reflects the slow, tireless rhythm of their work. It’s a thoughtful exploration of tradition, survival, and the human spirit, and it feels very much like a personal journey as much as a socio-economic commentary.

Focuses on the themes of tradition and resilience. · Captivating visuals of the Gujerat landscape. · Reflective pacing enhances the documentary's atmosphere.