Immanuel (2013)

Director
Lal Jose

Main cast
Mammootty; Fahadh Faasil; Reenu Mathews; Salim Kumar; Sunil Sukhada

Genres
Drama

Description
The film follows the character of Immanuel who works in a book publishing firm. When the company is closed down due to unexpected reasons, Immanuel and his family find it difficult to make both ends meet. The hardships and harsh realities he faces forces him to see himself and his life in a new perspective that is often outside his personal comfort zone.


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