A remote village in the Punjab in the early 1990s. Daily life goes on, but the sense of threat is palpable. Two brothers face a choice. Raghbir Singh’s debut examines the previous generation’s traumas. A powerful slice of life dealing with an under-represented piece of history.
Buta Singh
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A remote village in the Punjab in the early 1990s. Daily life goes on, but the sense of threat is palpable. Two brothers face a choice. Raghbir Singh’s debut examines the previous generation’s traumas. A powerful slice of life dealing with an under-represented piece of history.
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