Lion

Updated: 18 Jul 2022

Directors:

Garth Davis Luke Davies Iain Canning Angie Fielder Emile Sherman Dustin O'Halloran Alexandre de Franceschi Kirsty McGregor Tess Joseph Saroo Brierley Greig Fraser Chris Kennedy Nicki Gardiner Seema Kashyap Cappi Ireland Erica Brien Guy Strachan Tim Ryan Francesco Le Metre Jemma Burns Riyaz Ali Merchant Barbara Pinn Maribeth Fox Warwick Field Andrew Johnson Peter Beeh Ramesh Sadrani Sunny Wilding Timothy Jeffs Guillaume Roux Avi Goodman Julian Dimsey Rebecca Vujanovic Ineke Majoor Sid Jayakar Andrew Ramage Glenn Newnham Adam Connelly Alex Francis Robert Mackenzie James Ashton Paul Pattison Luize Joyce Margaret Kamlesh U. Shinde Kirsten Veysey Larry Van Duynhoven Simon Alberry Maria Papoutsis Pravesh Sahni Libby Sharpe Karen Sproul Simone Nicholson Andrew Fraser David Glasser Daniel Levin Shahen Mekertichian Bob Weinstein Harvey Weinstein Stephen Oh Volker Bertelmann

Actors:

Sunny Pawar Dev Patel Rooney Mara David Wenham Nicole Kidman Abhishek Bharate Divian Ladwa Priyanka Bose Deepti Naval Tannishtha Chatterjee Keshav Jadhav Nawazuddin Siddiqui Benjamin Rigby Riddhi Sen Rita Boy Arka Das Emilie Cocquerel Sachin Joab Menik Gooneratne Anna Samson Eamon Farren Tegan Crowley Belinda Misevski Lucy Moir

Genre:

Drama

Country: no data

Year: 2016

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A five-year-old Indian boy gets lost on the streets of Calcutta, thousands of kilometers from home. He survives many challenges before being adopted by a couple in Australia; 25 years later, he sets out to find his lost family.

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Roger Federer

Athlete

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5 years ago

He can't imagine falling asleep during a movie. “How do people do this?!” In fact, the night before the Nadal final in Melbourne, he and his family watched Lion, the story of a boy who accidentally journeys alone to Calcutta, then after 25 years returns home to find his family. It's a tearjerker—“and by the end I was a wreck!”

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Charlie Hunnam

Actor

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37 FLIISTs

5 months ago

I'm a big crier. I'm not afraid to have a big cry-up. The last time I can remember really inconsolably crying was when I went and saw Lion, the film. It's a bit of a weepy one.

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