Looking for Mr. Right
Director Suneeta Misra's latest short film, funded in part by the Montgomery County Arts Council. Scheduled to be released in 2018.
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Suneeta Misra Filmography
Filmography for Suneeta Misra, Writer, Director, and Educator
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1. Teacher/Educator 1999-Present, State of Maryland, USA
2. Grant writer 1996-1998, DC Public Schools
3. Directed a Documentary: “Tinka Tinka: A Dream of Education in Modern India, August, 2011
Accepted at the DC South Asian Film Festival, Washington DC, June 1-3, 2012
Accepted at worldkids international film festival, Mumbai, 2012
4. Directed a Short Promo: Gandhi Degree College, 2012
5. Wrote the script for a short film, “Recuperation,” 2012, Shown at the DC South Asian Film Festival, June 1-3, 2013 https://vimeo.com/channels/storytellersdc
6. Edited a Film for Montgomery County Media, “A Life Well Lived” 2012,http://www.mymcmedia.org/life-well-lived/
7. Directed and wrote the screenplay for a short film: A Dream for Change: Artist Anu Das, 2013, Montgomery County Media, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIYwdjwIyWw
8. Directed a Pilot TV Episode: Sherlock Sai, 2013 (https://vimeo.com/70344520)
9. Directed short film “A Good Match” January 2014 (http://vimeo.com/83666906). Shown at DC South Asian Film Festival, September 2014, the Chennai International Short Film Festival, February 16th, 2015, Ahmednagar Short Film Festival, Pune Short Film Festival, Delhi International Film Festival, 2015, Mumbai Short Film Festival, 2015
10. Directed a 8 minute promo, “The Tawaifs of Basuka,” for a documentary that I intend completing in 2016-2017 https://vimeo.com/135055422
11. Wrote and directed “Picture Perfect” shown at the DC South Asian Film Festival, September 9-11, 2016, at the Delhi International Film Festival, December 3-9, 2016 http://www.delhiinternationalfilmfestival.com/schedule/#ffs-tabbed-423|ffs-tabbed-463, and at the Khujaraho International film festival on December 9-14, 2016, http://kiffofficial.com/day-03-10-12-2016/.
Mumbai International Short Film Festival on 21st December, 2016 at http://miniboxoffice.com/mumbaishortsinternationalfilmfestival (List 3) and is scheduled to be shown at the the ALL Lights Film Festival in Hyderabad in December 2017.
12. Wrote and directed, “Birds in Flight,” August 2017. Screened at DC South Asian Film Festival, September 10th, 2017. the Delhi International Film Festival, December, 2017, The Ooty International Film Festival, December, 2017, and the Jaipur International Film Festival, held in January 2018. It was also selected as a semi finalist at The Moving Pictures Film Festival, in December 2017 and the San Mauro Film Festival in January, 2018.
13. In addition to making films, I have written and published two works of fiction, “Rani of Rampur” and “Of Kings and Queens” both of which are available on Amazon. I have also written several short stories and screenplays. One example is the Epiphany which has been published in an online writer's magazine (http://www.thewritersdrawer.net/an-epiphany.html)
14. I recently completed a short film called “Looking for Mr. Right” which was shown at the DC South Asian Film Festival, September 7-9th, 2018 at Rockville, Maryland
Here is a review of the film posted on a website
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Awards and honors
Thursday, June 7, 2018
https://vimeo.com/273593634
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Film Synopsis
"Looking for Mr. Right" is a 20-minute short film offering a satirical take on South Asian dating in the U.S.
The story revolves around a 30-something South Asian girl, Tara, and her friend, Rohan, both of whom are lonely, depressed, and prone to taking risks in their lives. In desperation they decide to try a South Asian dating event suggested by Tara’s mother. They meet several funny characters at the event and later via other dating websites. After a climactic end, which is both comic and tragic, Tara and Rohan decide that the trials and tribulations of life are preferable to the goal of finding that one “perfect” person.
Isha Misra: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6463581/)