The Scots/Indian filmmaker, Pratibha Parmar, has been making documentaries for 20 years, chronicling the unique experiences of gays and lesbians throughout the world. In her feature, Nina's Heavenly Delights, Parmar celebrates food, family, and lesbian love with a unique blend of Scottish/Bollywood sensibility.
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This looks like a beautiful film, and Amazon.com shows that it is already available on DVD. I'm not sure if the movie is still making the film festival circuit - the official US website for Nina's Heavenly Delights hasn't updated its theater listings since February.
Unfortunately, the reviews for this film gathered at were unkind. However, the official website (believe it or not) has more favorable reviews. So you can compare and contrast reviews if you are undecided about tracking down Nina's Heavenly Delights.
Dale | September 15, 2008 11:33 AM
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It looks like a good movie. I know I'll watch it via Netflix.
Bil Browning | September 16, 2008 8:06 AM
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