Busan Winner’s Absurdist Parable ‘Fishers of Men’ Explores Obsession
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Indian filmmaker Sanju Surendran’s “Fishers of Men” centers on Sreekumar, a vegetarian bank officer in Kerala whose contented, orthodox life unravels after a bizarre incident at a party forces him to consume alcohol and fish, triggering an uncontrollable obsession that transforms his identity, career and personal life. The Malayalam-language production, produced by Pramod Sankar, Rajeev […]
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Mar 18, 2026 5:10pm PT Busan Winner’s Absurdist Parable ‘Fishers of Men’ Explores Obsession By Naman Ramachandran Plus Icon Naman Ramachandran Latest AI-Realized, Human-Written Microdrama Series ‘Spore Fall’ Unveiled by Singapore Studio Edenstone 6 minutes ago ‘Chainsaw Man’ Movie, Mass-Market Campaign and Surging Data Fuel Crunchyroll’s Drive to Make India Anime’s Next Global Powerhouse 10 minutes ago As War Drives Viewers to Streaming, Pakistan’s Begin Platform Expands Content Slate and Eyes South Asian Growth 26 minutes ago See All Indian filmmaker Sanju Surendran’s “ Fishers of Men ” centers on Sreekumar, a vegetarian bank officer in Kerala whose contented, orthodox life unravels after a bizarre incident at a party forces him to consume alcohol and fish, triggering an uncontrollable obsession that transforms his identity, career and personal life. The Malayalam-language production, produced by Pramod Sankar, Rajeev Ravi and Kiran Kesav through Cloud Door Films, marks Surendran’s follow-up to “If on a Winter’s Night,” which won the Hylife Vision Award at Busan Intl. Film Festival in 2025. The drama-fantasy is one of 17 in-development projects selected for the 24th Hong Kong-Asia Film Financing Forum. Related Stories Adam Schiff to Hold Hearing on Hollywood Jobs With Noah Wyle and IATSE's Matt Loeb
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