Eega or simply "Fly" was shown Thursday night at the 11th annual film festival to a crowd which had no idea how much they would be laughing at the story of a man murdered and reborn as a fly. Eega is one of those films you need to see in theaters. Every second of the soundtrack is like Jaws musical tension. The slightest look from the bad guy or a simple pause caused an uproar of laughter from the audience. It would be hard to find this film playing anywhere else in LA other than the Indian Film festival.
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The audience marveled at the films creative over the top nature. Sudeep's ove the top villian performance features the line, "Oh, what was I doing? Oh, yes laughing! HAHHAHAHAHAHA". The all engaging soundtrack, fly work-out montage and attempts at murder from a common house fly make it one of those film you have to see to beleive.
A slight mess-up from the distributor of the film had it playing twice. It was not a film reel, but a computer file. Part 1 was shown, which had a full run of the film. Then Part 2 was shown, which started the film over again at a halfway point. The film also didn't stop during it's intended intermission, but the audience wasn't complaining. I have previously seen the film and oddly enough it was missing at least two scenes. The given end credits were also a bit odd, as only first names were credited.
The festival is still going on now. Check the full schedule for other films happening this weekend.