The film describe a complex video journey on a motorcar, the quintessential cultural interchange of modern times, where a picture of the road emerges. The director searches for an epic dimension and sensibility, exploring intricate and enigmatic narratives of thought almost like a self-imposed ritual. Video Game won the Tiger award for Short Films at the Rotterdam International Film Festival 2007 and the John Abraham National Award in 2006 for the Best Documentary in Environment Category.

Sceneggiatura / Screenplay Debkamal Ganguly, Vipin Vijay
Fotografia (colore) / Photography (colour) Vipin Vijay
Montaggio / Editing Debkamal Ganguly
Musica / Music Poly Varghese, Roju Varghese
Suono / Sound Debkamal Ganguly, Vipin Vijay
Interpreti / Cast Jose P.Raphel, Sudhir Duary, Anwar Turunabah, Saja, Jose
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Produzione / Production Public Service Broadcasting Trust, Prasat Bharathi
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Anno di produzione / Year of production 2005
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Vipin Vijay

He hails from Calicut, Kerala, India. After the graduation from University of Calicut, he studied filmmaking at Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute, Calcutta. His films have widely been shown at festivals, the most prominent ones are Tatwamasi, The Egotic World, Kshurasyadhara, Hawamahal, A Flowering Tree. Two of his films have been acquired for permanent archive at the U.S. Library of Congress. At present he is working on a feature film with a support from Hubert Bals Film Fund, Rotterdam. He received various awards like the Charles Wales Arts Award for research at the British Film Institute (BFI), National Jury Award, Tiger Award-IFF Rotterdam 2007, Golden Pearl-HIFF, International Jury prize,