Hungry Humans

Ganesan returns after four decades to the town of his childhood filled with memories of love and loneliness of youthful beauty and the ravages of age and misfortune of the promise of talent and its slow destruction. Seeking treatment for leprosy he must also come to terms with his past: his exploitation at the hands of older men his growing consciousness of desire and his own sexual identity his steady disavowal of Brahminical morality and his slowly degenerating body. He longs for liberation-se...See More