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An Indian's Friendship

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In a small village in colonial India, a young indigenous man named Arjun lives in a world marked by oppression and discrimination. Since childhood, Arjun has dreamed of transcending the barriers that separate his people from the British authorities, but he faces the harsh reality of a system that does not allow him to dream. Everything changes when, by a fortuitous accident, he encounters a British officer named Nicolás, who, despite coming from an opposing world, shows curiosity and a willingness to learn more about the local culture.

Throughout the film, the relationship between Arjun and Nicolás evolves from distrust to genuine friendship, challenging the norms of their time. Together, they explore the vast landscapes of India, from ancient temples to colorful markets, while facing prejudice and social tensions. Through their bond, both men begin to question their own beliefs and the roles they have played in their societies, leading them on a journey of self-discovery.

The story blends emotion and humor, exposing the different realities of its characters and revealing the power of friendship to unite even the most disparate hearts. In the end, Arjun and Nicolás must decide whether they are willing to risk everything to preserve the friendship they have built in a world that constantly tries to tear them apart. A moving story that shows that love and understanding can prevail over hate and division.

Media type
Movie
Year
1912
Director
Gilbert M. Anderson
Writer
Gilbert M. Anderson
Actors
Brinsley Shaw
Fred Church
Harry Todd
Victor Potel
Arthur Mackley
Gender
Western
Country
United States
Original title
An Indian's Friendship
Duration
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