The days in Lisbon are long, but the nights are longer. Two semi-legal migrants from Bangladesh waiting for their residency applications to proceed. They're stuck: they can't leave the country to go home or anywhere else. Maybe tomorrow, they'll get the call from the Portuguese Immigration Service, informing them that their applications have moved on to the next phase. Until then, they'll have the same old chat before heading to sleep, ready for another day.
Heroine’s One Night deals with the anxiety actors have about maintaining their good looks.
The story of a helpless little girl and a prison that we unknowingly create in our own homes.
Mishuk Moni's second directorial film of Love Trilogy.
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.
The story is based on the dominance of gangsters in Dhaka in 2014.
The police arrest Riyad and his girlfriend for drug possession. Shockingly, Riyad himself is a police officer. This situation brings up several questions: Is Riyad really a drug dealer using his uniform as a cover, another conspiracy ?
Can we ever be modern? Could our art ever be removed from the influence of religion? On meeting Bhabotosh, the biggest star in the Bengali festival of the Mother Goddess Durga these were our natural quests. However, amidst all the heartburn in which he was in, we found in him, an artist who only wanted to be remembered, as one, who had sought the truth of this life. This film immerses itself in that need of his, in his factory, his home, as he works to create that one solo show in his long career as an artist, to bare his soul and its roots, rootless that he had always been.
A film by Shabnam Parvin.
A bar dancer becomes an investigating officer in this thriller concerning child trafficking.
King Uttampad has shortage of nothing but he has no child. His devotee wife Suniti Devi worships Vishnu. Suniti herself arranged another marriage for her husband with a beautiful princess. But the princess could not provide any child to the king. Queen Suniti left the palace and went into the jungle. One day Uttampad in his way to the jungle takes shelter in Suniti's place. After a long time queen Suniti met her husband and she gave birth to a son, named Dhruba. Dhruba worships Lord Vishnu and the God appears to him.
Tanima wakes up with great despair. She often dreams the same sequence but dislikes most the despicable creature. It is always a Snail that appears in her dream. The flabby, sluggish object usually comes out of its own shell, crawls down close. Tanima dislikes and feels an utter irritation inside. Whether her dream sequence has any symbolic relation with her
In this era of advanced globalization, Music of Rejuvenation upholds spectacular works of fusion created more than a hundred years ago by some of the best creative minds of Bengal Renaissance. The music still holds the power to stir the hearts of the present generation. It is being rejuvenated and reinvented recurrently by musicians of present times.
A young woman whose baby is ill decides to take him to the local hospital. A journalist takes her there and intends to write about her, as she symbolizes the abandonment and misery of the town. He returns to the hospital where, in the meantime, the baby has died.
A tortured house worker named Zohra. She wants to run away from home. But she can not bring herself to do it because of her feelings of pity for the little kid in the house whom she raised from childhood. One day, she gets the chance to escape; can she overcome her feelings of pity for the little kid and run away, or will she stay and continue to suffer?
Two brothers are on a fun adventure in the outdoors when it takes a sombre twist after a haunting dream exposes the consequences. Their quest navigates environmental consciousness and the pursuit of redemption.
A rural villager, RIPON is surprised anyone would send him a package. he opens it, shocked to find the Courier has delivered a box full of garbage he recognizes as items he had discarded into the river Surma during his wedding celebration.
An 8-year-old boy, who is unaware of the true meaning of war, lives his daily life surrounded by its harsh reality. Amidst bloodshed, death and processions, he sees bullet shells as a currency to buy his beloved cotton candy. If the war ends and violence ceases, so too will the supply of bullet shells. The innocent boy finds himself pondering how he'll satisfy his craving for cotton candy if peace prevails. Despite despising war, he also has a deep love for his favourite sweet.
