Donkeyhead (2022)

Mona, a failed writer, carves out a life of isolation while caring for her ailing Sikh father but when he has a debilitating stroke her three successful siblings show up on her doorstep determined to take control of the situation.

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Donkeyhead (2022): It’s going on a long time since Mona (Agam Darshi), a bombed Punjabi Canadian essayist in her mid-30s, moved back to her life as a youngster home to really focus on her dad (Marvin Ishmael), who has malignant growth. At the point when his wellbeing falls apart and he passes into a state of insensibility, Mona starts to unwind as she understands his demise would eliminate her main significant reason throughout everyday life.

Composed and coordinated by Darshi, “Donkeyhead” is a sort of transitioning film, just its champion is a very slow developer. At the point when her cultivated kin — Rup (Huse Madhavji), Sandy (Sandy Sidhu), and Parm (Stephen Lobo), Mona’s twin sibling — get back home, the aimlessness of Mona’s presence is tossed into sharp help.

“Donkeyhead” endeavors to work out complex relational peculiarities with humor and an eye toward Sikh migrant culture — an intrusive auntie changes Mona’s home into a gathering space for family members to offer their appreciation to the perishing patriarch.

In any case, Darshi’s content needs pizazz, and frequently depends on flinch prompting platitudes, as when Mona whisks her stodgy kin away to a neighborhood bar and starts a singalong to the Canadian public song of praise. Mysteries arise as pressures reach a critical stage over father’s will and the destiny of the family home, and — typically — Mona’s kin aren’t quite as assembled as they appear.

Donkeyhead (2022): The black sheep of the family who apparently opposes Sikh practice, Mona is likewise in an issue with a wedded man, Brent (Kim Coates), who — like her dad — is one more clearly dubious wellspring of solace bound to get away. Notwithstanding her minor uprisings, Mona stays a frustratingly murky person; a characteristically upset lady whose in Brand Stu