Urbanity Histoires

Simon Vincent, a man troubled by the monotony of his fastidious life, forever engulfed by the toxicity of neon is forced to take calls every night to due the bidding of these antediluvian fellows that plagued the soil of the ever blooming city of Pascom. Number crunched, services extended, and with open arms with a clutch do these individuals feel safe behind the coils of their mask. But to what particular purpose do the numbers mean nor how they take refuge upon his own apartment every night? All circumlocution best cut short when the phone rings. A beep on the line at the end of each calls made. Masks are worn, frenzies are spouted through the streams, and words are spoken. What are the calls for? Is it all in his own perception, the so called "destroyers" of his own body or is he playing the long cat and mouse game to the bidding of those people in the dark? or in addition, is there something virulent to the needles that could inoculate such moxie?

Mac Cooper, is a foreigner who comes to Nepal for a rural development project and has been living in the place for quiet a long time as he starts developing acquaintance with the place and wants to know more about it. He is content but deep down dissatisfied with the culture and consents of the new place he's living in. Ujeli, a small town girl, bounded by the superficial norms and perception of people, is obliged to live a miserable life abused and tortured by her husband. Mac has a monotonous life that doesn't seem to change its shape until one day when he meets Ujeli, he takes a revolutionary step against the society, where he never belonged, to save her soul. Mentally and physically anguised by the hands of a monster created by a male dominated society, Ujeli, desires for nothing but love and freedom which later leads her on the way to exemption.

The city collides with humanity. Interactions, images, sounds and smells. While traveling by bus, bike, on foot or by car we are the blood, the life-force, and the city eats all day long...