New Delhi [India], April 5 (ANI/ThePRTree): Exploring the themes of gender identity, politics, and sexual expression through the visual arts, Garima Kaul premiered her debut documentary Desire? tackling the subject of asexuality. The film grabbed appreciation in 13 festivals worldwide including the Scottish Queer International Film Festival and Glasgow Short Film Festival.
Asexuality is a term one doesn t often hear at film festivals and screenings. Garima Kaul is a young and upcoming writer-director based in Mumbai who premiered Desire? in 2020. In the attempt to tell the story of individuals who identify themselves as asexuals, the film tries to shed awareness towards this particular orientation of the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. It is necessary to depict and let such individuals talk about the problems they face in their daily lives.
Garima Kaul s Desire? lifts the cloak of invisibility over asexuality!
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