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Disha receives a phone call from a stranger on her 21st birthday. The stranger tells Disha about her estranged father, and the truth behind the trip Disha and her parents took to her father’s village when she was a child.

A boy (Bullet) loses his parents in his childhood and finds shelter with a police officer (Ranajoy). This police officer keeps doing all kinds of double-dealing with Bullet. One day,Bullet takes money from someone and goes to a house to commit a murder and falls in love with the girl (Disha) of that house. The girl wants to become a police officer

The film explores historian and political theorist Partha Chatterjee’s life between Calcutta and New York from 1997 to 2021.

This unique film, set in the true spirit of Kolkata, tells the love story of Feroz, an antique art dealer obsessed and passionate about his work. His emotional journey mirrors his deep connection to art, following a path of unrequited love, a fear of loss, and the eventual discovery of reciprocity.

This is the story of a journey of human audacity in the whimsical garb of life.

Tashnuva Anan Shishir is a 30-year-old Bangladeshi transgender activist and theatre worker. She is the first transgender news anchor in Bangladesh and is currently staying in Dhaka as a Case Management Officer at the OvibashiKarmiUnnayan (OKUP) Program. Having grown up as a member of a minority gender community, especially as a Trans woman, life hasn't always been so supportive for her.

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Twelve years of waiting. Countless streets walked, countless memories revisited. She thought she knew when to let go, but some pasts refuse to be forgotten. Every corner, every echo, every fleeting glimpse reminds her of him… and of the choice she’s about to make. The letters she wrote, the places she cherished, the moments frozen in time, they all pull her back, even as she tries to move forward. What if letting go isn’t the end? What if the story isn’t over? And what if he comes back when she has finally stopped waiting?

A documentary crew tries to unearth the truth behind the castle village of Bengal.

A documentary film about Alpana

Hairey London Boro Koshto is a drama that depicts the consequences of drug and alcohol abuse among the younger generation. It portrays the social crisis caused by these addictions and emphasizes the importance of youth centers as places for active, meaningful social engagement to prevent teens from wandering the streets. The film also highlights the role of better health education in schools and parental encouragement as key factors in combating these issues. The story aims to raise awareness and suggest remedies for drug and alcohol-related problems among young people, focusing on prevention and support within the community

Hairey London Shanti Nai is a British Bangladeshi drama film focused on the challenges faced by Bangladeshis living in London. The story centers around a character named Syke and his confrontation with intruders in his area, reflecting on issues of community tension, identity, and adaptation in London. The film uses humor and insights to shed light on the complex experiences of Bangladeshi immigrants who often find that life in London is not as peaceful as they expected

Mirabai tells the story of Mirabai, whose life and teachings are explored in Bengali literature “Krishnasadhika Mirabai: Aloukik Jibankotha”. It explores her life struggles amidst her devotion to Lord Krishna and her subsequent disappearance, often described as merging with the Lord Krishna statue in the Dwarka temple.

Khandakar Ohida's Dream Your Museum (2022) is a film about the artist's uncle, Khandakar Selim, and his collection of more than 12,000 objects amassed over the past 50 years. From train tickets, perfume bottles and cameras, to ceramics, postcards and photographs, Selim sees value in things others discard. Khandakar's film documents her uncle's collection as it was displayed in their traditional mud house in West Bengal, India, which has since been torn down. The work challenges the formal nature of museums in India, particularly as bastions of nationalism that offer little room for alternative narratives. Dream Your Museum counters the colonial museum model, instead inviting people to find value in the seemingly banal objects that are an intrinsic part of their lives. The film reflects Ohida and Selim's yearning for an open, community museum which reflects diverse social and cultural identities and the experiences of minorities in India.

The Dead Artist

In this documentary, Bengali hip hop artists share their stories of growing up in a struggling nation, using music to express their experiences with poverty, corruption, and the fight for women’s empowerment. Through raw lyrics, they address the harsh realities of their upbringing, challenging societal norms and inspiring change.

It's about the destruction of the world. Where the world ends. But who will save? No one..

Three friends—Moti, a newspaper seller; Bachchu, a bicycle mechanic; and Ronju, a merchant's assistant—grow up together in a semi-urban town. Their lives revolve around their bicycles, local trains, watching movies, enjoying indigenous performances, playing games and hanging out at tea stalls. Life feels full of freedom.

Amena is searching for her son, Joynal, who was illegally trafficked by boat from Bangladesh to Malaysia. She teams up with trafficking survivor Abdus to retrace her son’s steps and shine light on the plight of parents who lost their children to a treacherous journey across the sea.