I'm a Schizophrenic and so am I

The second movie from Ravi Godse; now available on Amazon.com and NetFlix.

I feel like killing myself.

Most doctors are very careful after hearing this, unless of course, they have a flight to catch. All the cocky self-assurance of Dr. Ravi comes crumbling down with one mistake and despite his decades of stay, his American wife, the adoration of thousands of patients, and the color of his passport he is no better than a raw immigrant off the boat facing questions like: Does he really understand America? or Has he still retained his third world values?

While the media is having a field day, the doctor is struggling. Dr. Ravi knows he is wrong and slowly starts losing both the court case and his mind. His gutsy lawyer mounts a defense, taking the battle to the then non-existent enemy and with the story twisting and turning missing fingerprints on the keypad and detectives dashing off to Poland the doctor slowly climbs out of the hole and in a tense courtroom drama fights to a finish.

What Betty Jo Tucker of Reel Talk Movie Reviews calls reminiscent of Perry Mason and Woody Allen, this unusual independent movie supported by flawless performances, superb cinematography, and an exotic background score tickles you at times, comments on social issues, and races to a nail biting finish. And regardless of whether it is characterized as a comic thriller or a thrilling comedy, Im a Schizophrenic and so am I wont fail to entertain.

If you think a mystery-thriller can't be uproariously funny... think again.

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Film & Animation