“…a transporting film that places us right there in the room, living and breathing a singular artistic experience. Trying to remain still in your seat is futile.” (The Hollywood Reporter)

Academy Award nominee Paul Thomas Anderson (Inherent Vice, There Will Be Blood) takes us on a mind-blowing musical journey to Jodhpur, India. Last spring, the Maharaja of Jodhpur hosted acclaimed Israeli composer/poet Shye Ben Tzur, who has lived in India for over 15 years, along with Anderson’s friend and collaborator, ‎Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead’s lead guitarist), and his producer, Nigel Godrich. They joined a group of India’s finest musicians, including Aamir Bhiyani, Soheb Bhiyani, Ajaj Damami, Sabir Damami, Hazmat, and Bhanwaru Khan on brass; Shazib Ali on vocals; and Dara Khan and Asin Khan on strings. Together they built a makeshift studio at the Maharaja’s Fort, and over the following three weeks joyously made music together. With long, unbroken takes, Junun (“Madness of Love”) is a cross-cultural meeting point between the mystical Islam of Sufi, Qawwali, and devotional poetries in Urdu, Hebrew, and Hindi—and an extraordinary visual and sensory experience that will capture your imagination.