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A Boy Called Boris
BORIS, 16 years old, suffers from a speech impediment and is about to start the first day of classes at a new public school. Because he is ill prepared and nervous about his new environment, BORIS finds that when he is asked to introduce himself, he stutters. Embarrassed and frustrated, he runs away from the classroom and begins what becomes a day of introspection and self-discovery.
Ankhon Dekhi
Raje Bauji is a man in his late fifties, living out a dreary but eventful life in a small house in old Delhi, where he lives with his extended family. A random incident is going to change his life in a dramatic way, though he does not realize it at the moment. Bauji’s daughter has been seeing a boy of ill repute. When that fact is revealed to the family, after much deliberation, they decide to do the obvious, lock up the girl and go beat the willful boy. It is a funny old journey of this man, who decides that he will only believe what he sees with his eyes moving forward.
Blouse
Shyam, a schoolteacher, loves his wife Roopa. But the newlyweds don’t get much time with each other as he must live alone in Meja, the village where he teaches. Roopa asks for little except his affection. But when asked what she’d like as a gift, she asks for a blouse by Meja’s Babu Tailor, who’s famous for the beautiful cuts & fits of his blouses. Upon reaching, he realizes that he forgot her measurements. On explaining the problem, Babu suggests a risky but clever plan. What will he do? Will Roopa get her gift?
Brahmin Bulls
When Ashok makes a surprise visit to Los Angeles to visit his estranged son, the two begin a journey to mend their relationship until Sid discovers that his father has actually come in search of an old flame. BRAHMIN BULLS is a heartfelt and humorous exploration of the ever-evolving relationship between a father and son, the woman in their lives, and the powerful secrets they keep.
Fandry
“Love, the most beautiful emotion in all living creatures knows no bar, caste or boundaries,” is the central theme of Fandry. A young lad, Jabya, falls in love with his classmate. Incidentally, he belongs to a lower caste than his crush. His parents are working hard to arrange money for their daughter’s wedding while Jabya is collecting money for new clothes to impress the girl. Fandry is a story of his aspirations, quest, sorrows, anguish and frustrations.
Kaphal – Wild Berries
Makar and Kamru live in a small village in Garhwal. They have not seen their father for 5 years because he works in the city. When the father does come home, Makar and Kamru find that their father has not brought them any gifts, scolds them regularly, and disciplines them too much. Makar’s friends, Bupi and Pusu convince him that his father may be an imposter. The boys create a plan to get rid of the imposter through the help of a witch who lives in the forest.
Katiyabaaz
In Kanpur, India, an electricity thief provides “Robin Hood” style services to the poor in the face of day long power-cuts. Meanwhile the first female chief of the local electricity supply company has vowed to put an end to all illegal connections, for good. In a summer of crisis, both come to terms with India’s energy poverty.
Monsoon Shootout
A thriller on the streets of Mumbai about cops and gangsters. As heavy monsoon rains lash the badlands of Mumbai, Adi, a rookie cop out on his first assignment faces a life altering decision when he must decide whether to shoot or not to shoot. His decision takes him on a journey which pits him against a system that demands a compromise on his morals. Finally, however, Adi and we come to understand that every choice has its price.
ODH – An Odyssey
A young boy, Dinya, longs to see the sea as he recalls the coastal fables his mother told him before she died. He is prepared to leave everything behind in his remote village in Inland India to find the sea from his mother’s tales. But as his journey commences, he finds himself with an unwanted companion, his sister Kamli. Will Dinya be able to find what he was looking for?
Phoring
Maladjusted and a born loser, Phoring fights the voices in his head he calls God. And then a new teacher arrives in school, who opens up his mind to things unknown. Just when Phoring starts to believe that this is not a dream, his teacher disappears abruptly, leaving behind a trail of doubt and suspicion. Phoring decides to go looking for her in Kolkata.
Purple Skies
This documentary weaves together touching stories of the LBT (Lesbian, Bisexual Transexual) community that have been victimized and subjugated by the law, their families, and society. As a sign for a hopeful future, this film shares stories of youngsters who have come out of the closet bravely.
Rangzen-Freedom
A Tibetan refugee boy growing up in a small hill town in India, the exiled home of The Dalai Lama, stumbles upon his exiled refugee identity when he’s told there is an invisible ‘R’ written on his forehead. His quest to solve the mystery of the ‘R’ leads him to discover the troubled legacy of his people.
Tamaash (the puppet)
Anzar faces scorn from his elders for his poor performance in school and is expected to out rank his classmate Sadat, who happens to be the smartest student in class. He seeks the help of a mysterious stranger, but following his advice may have serious and unintended consequences for Anzar and his kid brother.