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The Vision Neranjana is a bold adaptation of Edward Albee’s Tony Award-winning masterpiece, The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?. This production challenges the audience to confront the uncomfortable realities of desire, social taboos, and the limits of human tolerance. The...
This documentary plunges into the pivotal aspect of the 2022 mass protest (Aragalaya), a watershed moment in Sri Lanka’s political history. It closely follows the lives of resilient protesters who camped out for months, capturing their daily grind and the...
This ongoing documentary we dive deep into the evolution of Sri Lankan art and visual aesthetics across centuries. It meticulously examines the shifts in aesthetics, perceptions, and techniques in Sri Lankan art throughout the pre-modern, transitional, and modern eras. Particularly...
This is a documentary on the Goddess Pattini cult. The first shoot has been completed, and the second shoot is scheduled to commence soon. PATTINI MEETS MARY: WHISPERS OF DEVOTION Written & Directed by Dennis PereraProducer : Baliverse StudioFeaturing :...
This marks Dennis Perera’s second full-length theatre production, crafted through the traditional Shanthikarma of Sri Lanka, blending it with a touch of contemporary experimental theatre. Notably, it stands as the pioneer Sri Lankan theatre production of its kind to grace...
The Three Wheeler Diaries (Sinhalese: ත්රීවීල් ඩයරීස්) Dennis Pereira’s debut feature film, was filmed in 2010-11, but completion was halted due to the unexpected shutdown of the production company during the post-production stage. The director hopes to complete the work...
“How to Become a Filmmaker with Ten Dollars” was filmed by Dennis Perera in collaboration with Chandana Prasanna during 2009-10. This marks Dennis Perera’s inaugural venture into feature-length documentary filmmaking. Despite being created on a shoestring budget, the documentary features...
“Thathagatha,” co-directed and written by Denis Perera, was produced in 2007, marking his debut in full-length theatre production. The play earned the distinction of being selected as a finalist in the 2007 Youth Drama Festival.