After finding a human corpse in his fishing net, Bisnu embarks on a journey to find the roots of the unknown dead man. The journey gradually becomes an allegory; a reflection of the state of affairs as seen by a man of limited information and exposure. The identity of the boy also eventually takes mythical proportions, where it seems that he was omnipresent in every village suffering the same tragic end over and over again.
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Eagle Girl
In a world where people possess magical abilities, a young girl with the power to heal calls on the Creator to grant her the strength to save her sick grandmother. Instead she attracts a shapeshifter.
Rimi
Rimi, a housewife, stuck in the mundane life of domesticity finds herself on the threshold of leaving everything behind and embracing liberation when a desire awakens in her after she encounters young and attractive Riya.
Canboulay
Canboulay-fantastical experimental dance film that uses elements of Caribbean folk culture to draw parallels between the Canboulay Riots of the 1800s in Trinidad & Tobago and today’s modern use of the artforms, which were at the heart of the 1800 rebellion. As emancipated Trinidadians prepared to defy the ruling class, they called upon their ancestors to guide them. Similar defiant acts/demonstrations continue today as Black communities around the world fight oppression. They too shall rise.
Bridge
"The Bridge" is a colorful canvas of an unusual struggle and empowerment of a teenage girl residing at the bank of a tributary of the river Brahmaputra. Without a small bridge over its tributary how troublesome and hard their lives become only they can feel & understand.
Based on true-life stories, Bridge is an eye-opener of a film for a system that turns away from the uncomfortable truth and reality
Salt River Water Walk
In February 2020, Sharon Day (Ojibwe) led a group of Water Walkers through the Arizona desert to walk for the Salt River. Through animation and live-shot footage footage, this documentary travels with the Salt River Water Walkers, describing this Indigenous-led ceremony as it creates community and builds relationships with the earth through the shared goal to care for the water.