Sandhya Suri

British-Indian writer/director based in London. A graduate in pure mathematics, she received a scholarship to study documentary at The National Film and Television School. Her feature documentary “I FOR INDIA” premiered in the World Competition section of the Sundance Film Festival, screened at over 20 international festivals and garnered several awards before being released theatrically to critical acclaim in the UK and the US. In 2016 she was selected for both the Sundance Screenwriters’ and Directors’ Lab with her first fiction feature “SANTOSH”, which was selected into the Un certain regard selection in 77th Cannes Film Festival. Her first fiction short “THE FIELD” won Best International Short Film at TIFF in 2018, and was BAFTA nominated for Best Short Film in 2019. Sandhya wrote an episode of “THE CONSTANT GARDENER”, adapted Rose Tremain’s novel “THE GUSTAV SONATA” as a feature film and she is developing a TV series, “GOA FREAKS”.