The 28th Essay: Eega (2012, India)

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Aesop’s fable “The Eagle and the Beetle” tells how even the mighty can be undone by the relentless will of the small and powerless.

Eega can be seen as a bold, modern retelling of that idea. Driven by love and revenge, the protagonist is reborn as a tiny creature, embodying the dignity of the weak and the persistence of a wounded spirit.

Beneath its humor and fantastical premise lies a glimpse of fundamental human emotions.

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Director, Kayukawa Clinic, Yuhei Kayukawa, M.D. >