Described as one with a great curiosity about the lives of others, Indrani Kopal is an online video journalist turned award-winning filmmaker. Her documentary The Game Changer won several awards and was featured at 17 international film festivals. Her latest work, the feature length documentary Incarcerated Rhythm premiered just this year, and she joins us to share more about her how she tells intimate stories of hope through her films.

<p>Described as one with a great curiosity about the lives of others, <a href="http://www.indranikopal.com/">Indrani Kopal</a> is an online video journalist turned award-winning filmmaker. Her documentary The Game Changer won several awards and was featured at 17 international film festivals. Her latest work, the feature length documentary <a href="http://www.incarceratedrhythm.com/">Incarcerated Rhythm</a> premiered just this year, and she joins us to share more about her how she tells intimate stories of hope through her films.</p>

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