"Boundaries" – A New Film That Breaks Stereotypes and Celebrates Women in Sports

EMERYVILLE, Calif. - EntSun -- A Bold Narrative Unlike Any Other in Hollywood

While most Hollywood sports films spotlight male athletes or well-known sports, "Boundaries" sheds light on cricket—a game cherished by millions worldwide yet rarely featured in American cinema. By telling this story through the lives of South Asian women, the film introduces a new type of hero to Hollywood: one who isn't just battling the odds on the field and fighting for self-worth, respect, and acceptance within her community. With themes of resilience, female empowerment, and immigrant perseverance, the film resonates beyond just one culture or gender—it appeals to anyone who has ever felt confined by society's expectations.

A Catalyst for Global Cinema

"Boundaries" can shift the perception of sports and immigrant life for audiences in the U.S. and globally. It brings international relevance, merging Hollywood storytelling with the spirit of world cinema. As viewers follow this group of women as they reclaim their independence and find joy in their journey, they're invited to look beyond traditional narratives. This film aims to bridge cultural divides, allowing global audiences to see themselves in these characters, regardless of their backgrounds. By blending heartfelt humor, realistic struggles, and profound moments of growth, "Boundaries" promises to make an enduring mark on cinema and redefine how the stories of women, immigrants, and sports are portrayed on the silver screen.

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Why "Boundaries" Matters

The film is a CALL TO ACTION—a reminder that every person, regardless of gender or background, has the right to pursue their passions. With a unique cultural and emotional depth, "Boundaries" brings attention to underrepresented narratives, urging other filmmakers and audiences to explore diverse perspectives. This film is not just for fans of sports or world cinema; it's for anyone who believes in the power of dreams, resilience, and the courage to break free from societal expectations. By challenging and redefining boundaries, this movie will inspire people everywhere to ask themselves: What limits am I willing to break to reach my true potential?

THE CORE TEAM

-- Bharat Kona, Executive Producer & Financial Controller
-- Gurudev Nagaraja (Guru), Actor and Casting Director
-- Olga Gabris, Producer

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-- Unni Rav, Director of Photography (DOP)
-- Kirandeep (KD) Karnati, Director

DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT: "Boundaries" is a film that speaks to the heart of human resilience and the power of unity. It's a story about breaking stereotypes and redefining roles within a community. As someone deeply inspired by stories of transformation and empowerment, I wanted to bring to life a narrative that entertains and inspires. This film is a tribute to every individual who dares to dream beyond the constraints of societal norms.