A delightfully breezy mockumentary about songs, stories and memories

IF you've followed Jithin Issac Thomas for a while, you'll know his films usually come with a heavy dose of discomfort. So when Pattth rolls in like a cool breeze on a lazy Sunday, you may find yourself checking twice to see if it is from the same filmmaker.

- VIVEK SANTHOSH

IF you've followed Jithin Issac Thomas for a while, you'll know his films usually come with a heavy dose of discomfort. So when Pattth rolls in like a cool breeze on a lazy Sunday, you may find yourself checking twice to see if it is from the same filmmaker. It is, just in a much lighter, groovier mood. Pattth is, quite simply, a mockumentary about two people trying to track down the origins of a song. That's it. But what makes this little film pop is how it refuses to be weighed down by its own premise. It sets out on a quest and keeps tripping into detours, side stories, accidental truths and a whole lot of delightful people who all swear the song belongs to them.