Nepal's Bold Leap into Sci-Fi Cinema

Nepal is making waves in the film industry with its first-ever science fiction movie, "Eklo I. " This isn't just any film; it's a big deal for Nepal's movie scene. The movie is set to hit theaters in Nepal on January 1st and will also be shown in the U. S. and U. K. a few days later. It's a huge step for Nepali cinema, showing that they can compete on the global stage. The movie is about astronauts returning to Earth after a global pandemic in 2030. They find a lone survivor and some mysterious guardians hiding in the Himalayas. The title "Eklo I" comes from the Nepali word for "alone, " which fits the story perfectly. The film was shot at extreme altitudes, near Everest Base Camp, making it a challenging but exciting project.Jamie Bacon, known for his roles in other films, stars alongside Nepali actor Pradeep Khadka. Bacon has praised the Nepali crew for their hard work and dedication. The director, Pradeep Shahi, says the film blends Western and Nepali storytelling, creating something fresh and exciting. This movie is a big deal for Nepal's film industry. It shows that they can tell unique stories and reach a global audience. Apple Entertainment is behind the distribution, which is a big boost for the film. It's not just about the story; it's about breaking barriers and setting new standards. The cast also includes Kabita Nepali and Vijay Lama, who have been in other notable films. This mix of talent and creativity makes "Eklo I" a must-watch. It's a film that pushes boundaries and shows what Nepali cinema can achieve.