The holiday season is quickly approaching, and with that comes the resurgence of all the holiday films that we have come to love and have become part of holiday traditions. The heart-warming films that bring people together with their families and have been with us since childhood, films like "The Sound of Music". This holiday season, on November 23rd, HBO will present: "The Sound of Mumbai: A Musical", a touching documentary that not only demonstrates the transcendence of the 1965 classic, but also highlights all of the famous songs from the film that we have come to love; through the angelic, hopeful voices of the children of the slums of India.
"The Sound of Music," with its imagery of mountains and edelweiss, may not seem like a natural fit for India's Maximum City, but the Bombay Chamber Orchestra begs to differ. Recruiting kids from the slums - home to half the city's population - the Orchestra sets out to stage a choral performance of the legendary Rogers & Hammerstein score. In capturing the process, the film overflows with emotion. It doesn't matter whether you've previously embraced or resisted "The Sound of Music," after this rendition your association will never be the same.
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