First-time filmmaker Shivajee Chandrabhushan’s 107-minute, black and white film, Frozen (Hindi/ Ladakhi ), is going to Toronto Film Festival 2007 in the Discovery Section, the festival’s only competition section, tailored for emerging filmmakers from around the world. The film, which has in its cast Danny Denzongpa , Gauri, Shilpa Shukla, Angchuk, Anuradha Boral, and Yashpal Sharma, explores the displacement of people. The filmmaker, a 35-year-old Mumbai-based photographer born and brought up in Delhi, explains why he chose to make the film sans colour. “We chose Ladakh as the backdrop and landscape is stark. We shot in winter when there is no green anywhere. We wanted that look since it goes with the film’s name, Frozen , which is symbolic of the mind of the people who are running under threat of being displaced with an army setting up camp at their place,” says the director who is a trekker. The movie has been filmed in Stakmo, which is an hour’s drive from Leh. “Cameron Bailey, th...