Dany P Joshua

The movie portrays the life of a mother who is bound by the monotony of her daily routine. Day in and day out, she performs the same chores and carries out the same responsibilities. However, despite her mundane routine, her love and dedication to her family remain unwavering.

Globe is a cinematic folktale about identity, belonging, and resistance, set amid the tribal land struggles of Kerala. Seen through Kariyan, a young tribal boy, the film reflects the deep bond indigenous communities share with their land and the alienation they face in urban society. Rooted in Attappadi, the story subtly reveals ancestral dispossession and cultural erasure, urging reflection on justice, dignity, and the right to remain in one’s birthplace.

Manu, a struggling actor, gets his breakthrough when director Ravi Tharakan casts him in a horror film and isolates him in a secluded house to prepare. Haunted by rumors of a murder linked to a forbidden cupboard, Manu’s mind begins to blur fiction and reality. As paranoia consumes him, he breaks down crying for his mother, leaving it unclear whether the horror was supernatural, psychological, or manipulated in the name of art.