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In a world plagued with violence and war, the idea of a peaceful world is a dangerous illusion. In Sri Lanka, however, children are taught to live without weapons and use their minds as their only defense. The Tamil language film Soggade Chinni Nayana tells the story of two children who grow up without weapons but with skills that will help them solve any conflict. It was originally released in 2003 and has since become an international success. The film teaches peace not through persuasion but by showing how everyday life can be lived peacefully if we put our minds to it. It shows how children can live without violence if they are taught to see the world in a different way. It was screened in many countries across the globe, but did not receive the recognition of Tamil Cinema until 2005 at the 23rd International Children’s Film Festival of India where it won three awards. The film begins with a couple living on an island with their two children; two sisters. One year later, the parents are killed by soldiers and military leaders who wish to build on this peaceful land. The younger sister, Nandini (Sreeja Chandran), is taken away while Chinni (Nilambari Vijayakumar) is left alone with her toys and her only companion, their only cow. Chinni is a bright and imaginative child who only knows the world through her toys. The film shows how Chinni was forced to grow up without parents and learn to live without weapons. Therefore, unlike the other kids in the village, she does not get any schooling and no one teaches her about life. She spends her time playing with her cow and listening to the tales of a man who visits their house every day. Soon, Chinni realizes that this man has come seeking revenge; he tells them that they must leave the island and travel across the sea to kill the people who killed their parents. Chinni can not understand why anyone would want to kill someone else so she forbids him from taking her sister anywhere. The story continues to follow the lives of the two sisters as they make their journey, finding new friends on the way. Chinni is filled with fear and does not understand why people are trying to harm them. Chinni continues to defend her sister and reminds Nandini that life can be lived peacefully without weapons. People begin to realize that they don’t need weapons to protect themselves; they can do it by using their minds. The film ends with a scene showing Nandini’s wedding where she recalls all the memories with Chinni, including how she saved her from being taken away by the man who wanted revenge against their parents’ killers. Nandini thanks Chinni for saving her life and Chinni says she didn’t save her, she saved the island because without the island what would people do to live in peace? The film ends with an elderly man telling Chinni’s story to a group of children. This film was filmed in Sri Lanka but has international actors. It stars Nilambari Vijayakumar who plays the role of Chinni, while Sreeja Chandran plays Nandini. The screenplay was written by Muralirajan Madurai and directed by veteran director K. Balachander who also wrote the music, cinematography, and editing for this film. cfa1e77820
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