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- After his photojournalist brother gets killed by a white tigress in the jungles of the Sundarbans, Pandit and his team of commandos enter the prohibited core area of the forest to avenge his death.
- Bangladesh's first wildlife action thriller film based on RAB's adventures in the Sundarbans. Starring Siam, Riaz, Nusraat Faria, Shatabdi Wadud, Roshan, Taskeen, Rawnok Hasan, Manoj Paramanik, Directed by Dipankar Dipon.
- The story revolves around a man named Azad. In the midst of his post-divorce depression, Azad contemplates suicide but is saved by Shyama. Their connection leads to a tumultuous marriage where Azad becomes a victim of a family curse.
- The film is about the language movement during 1952 in East Pakistan.
- A small market named Ranighat is situated at river bank. A madwoman Sokhina lives under a tree in the market. Everyday many people visits the market and some of them had physical relation with her and she becomes pregnant. Moira Masi looks after her. Sokhina gives birth a girl and died after few years. Till then Moira Masi rears up the girl. The girl got no name and everyone calls her Falani. Falani grows up and gets closer to Kashu. Everyone in the market wants them get married. But Kashu's father disagrees at this and confess his sin to Falani that brings her same consequence like her mother.
- In the general election of the constituent assembly of Pakistan in December 1970, Awami League, led by Bengalee leader Bangbondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, won absolute majority. But instead of handing over power to the elected Bengalee representatives, the Pakistan army on 25th March 1971, launched a brutal military crackdown on the Bengalees code named as "Operation Searchlight". Since then up to the liberation of Bangladesh in December, for long nine months, the marauding Pakistan army perpetrated a nationwide genocide in East Pakistan. It is assumed that around three million people were killed, more than two hundred thousand women were raped and about ten million refugees had to flee to India. The Bengalee military and para-military personnels, the youth and the students formed Muktibahini, who resiliently fought against the Pakistan army and their local collaborators. In December, a full-fledged war broke out between Bangladesh and India against Pakistan. Bangladesh was finally liberated on 16th December as an independent state. Depicting the main events of the year 1971, director Tanvir Mokammel has made a research-based three hour-thirty five minutes (215 minutes) long mega-documentary titled as "1971". For the people of Bangladesh the year 1971, for its association with the war of independence, has remained a glorious year. But at the same time, as so many carnages happened around, it was also a sad time. For the people of Bangladesh the year 1971 remains, to borrow Charles Dickens's expression- "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times!"
- Rebuilding homes and lives after disaster strikes in Bangladesh.
- During Bangladesh's liberation war against Pakistan in 1971, in a remote village Rabeya and Rokeya, two orphan young sisters lived in the religiously conservative household of their uncle Emdad Kazi, a rich kulak and a local Muslim League leader. During the war, for his political ambition, Emdad Kazi collaborated with the marauding Pakistan army. Khaled, the only brother of the two sisters, joined the Bengalee resistance guerrillas to fight against the Pakistan army. During a guerrilla operation Khaled was killed in a skirmish. The Pakistani captain ordered that the dead body of this young guerrilla should not be buried. It had to be kept on the embankment beside the river as a display to scare off the villagers so that nobody dared to oppose the army anymore. Nobody dared to bury Khaled's dead body. One night Rabeya, the sister, secretly proceeded to bury her brother. Rabeya was shot and killed. The villagers rose up. The Bengalee guerrillas won the final battle and declared Rabeya as a martyr.
- The only boy of a widow, went for a train trip to Dhaka to receive prize & visit his aunt's house. On this trip, he lost his money & suspected two men. He left the train & followed them. On the way, some local boys & an inexperienced investigation books reader uncle of one joined him.
- A beautiful story about the island in Bangladesh where prostitues live with their families and work. A true masterpiece!
- A Documentary film on the Sundarbans.
- In 1971, a newlywed starts to put together a happy new life that soon takes a tragic turn. As war breaks out, millions of Bengali people become refugees, forced into a journey through the unknown looking for a safe place.
- Life is an unknown destination, where nobody knows what will happen next. In this ground a group of four enthusiastic youth took a challenge of an unknown journey provided by a mysterious character and the journey transformed their life.
- 60 seconds to help an Italian NGO to build schools in the South of Bangladesh, where poor children can't afford the state schools.
- The story of a drummer and his family during the Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971.
- he Bengali Term 'Moylawala' refers to 'Garbage Collector'. Every day around 40 lac Moylawalas across Bangladesh are cleaning 'Unplanned urbanization' enduring stigma and ostracism. Moylawalas are often treated as low in social status and deprived of basic services. Paritosh is one of the Moylawalas living in a small town in the southern part of Bangladesh.
- The documentary »Handmade in Bangladesh« takes the audience on a journey to the very heart and soul of this East Asian country - the hard-working people of Bangladesh. In short episodes the film tells the stories of average working people who live in a rich cultural heritage of artisan handicraft and creativity. They invent many ways of recycling in order to make a living out of basically nothing, looking at it from the perspective of the affluent West, in the sense that "One man's trash is another man's treasure." In this way »Handmade in Bangladesh« offers an alternative point of view to the often one-sided, negative media image of this young, independent country. Besides being one of the poorest and most densely populated countries in the world Bangladesh faces major challenges: environmental vulnerability as a result of global warming, child labor violations and dangerous conditions for workers. But listing problems alone does not paint the entire picture. There are many creative, open-minded, optimistic and proud people who are building their country literally with their own hands. Their struggle for survival is directly related to global capitalism and our standard of living in the West. »Handmade in Bangladesh« introduces the viewer to the faces and working situations of citizens who produce resources for production under difficult and sometimes dangerous conditions. They are part of a chain of production that fuels global capitalism and ultimately secures the Western way of life. This film documents working people's enormous efforts and the passion with which they fight for their future, for education, and a better way of life for themselves and their families.