The Red Suitcase: Inside the exploitation of Nepalese labour ...Kuwait

It is quite unlikely for international festival audiences to see a Nepalese feature, let alone one playing in an A-list gathering. The Red Suitcase, the sophomore film by anthropologist and filmmaker Fidel Devkota (Wind of Change in Lo Mustang), is one of these rare examples. Showcased in the Orizzonti section of this year’s Venice International Film Festival (30 August-9 September), the project is a Nepalese-Sri Lankan co-production between Icefall Productions’ Ram Krishna Pokharel and Shova Thapa, Film Council Productions and Cine Sankipa. "On the whole, Devkota’s picture sorely lacks tension, and while aesthetically intriguing, its characters struggle to form an e

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