Why is Jennifer Lynch making NAGIN: THE SNAKE WOMAN for the American and Indian audience?

Watch the trailer.



This is how it goes:

A Myth
is a Religion

In which No one
Any longer believes

But then Everything Old
Is New Again

Vengeance
has a Sound

hissss....

---------------------------------------------

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Nagin: The Snake Woman (also known as Hisss) is an independent co-production between the USA and India, directed by Jennifer Chambers Lynch.

The film, based on the legend of Nāga, is about a snake woman whose mate is captured by an American hunter. The snake woman decides to take revenge on the hunter.


Why the strangely-timed follow-up to an ancient Indian snake legend? They want both Americans and Indians to watch it. Why? The Indians have seen it all before.

[link to www.imdb.com]
[link to www.imdb.com]
[link to www.imdb.com]


The theme looks suggestive of an impending reptilian resurrection.