Discoveries from Bangladesh World Cinema

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A cherished young woman becomes the center of love, laughter, and emotional conflict when those around her try to shape her future in Adorer Chad.

An alien who has come from a different planet, has crash landed in Bangladesh to secure his assignment. He meets a blind girl who he become friends with and studies how emotions work.

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A Bangla natok | Farhad Jovan & Tasnia Farin

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A village guy tries to find bride in Dhaka

Struggles all around

Last wish of a dying man

Twist after twist in a messy love triangle

Glimpse In life of a serial liar

Bangladeshi 2010s Film Drama type Romance Movie.

This drama portrays a unique love story where, even in the age of technology, a deep connection is formed through handwritten letters. A simple P.O. Box number—144—becomes the bridge that brings two strangers together, intertwining their lives in an unexpected and heartfelt way.

Sagarika is a melodramatic movie portraying the toxic-marital relation between Robin and his wife Sagarika. Robin is essentially repulsed by womankind, due to his childhood trauma after witnessing the suicide of his mother. Being the only son in the family, he was tasked with the chore of bringing new heir to the family, for which he must get married. Initially reluctant to this idea, Robin eventually agrees to get married. On the first night of marriage, he is taken aback by the beauty of Sagarika, and falls in love with her. Sagarika however. becomes traumatized as she gets to witness Robin killing a woman with his own hand. Robin tries to shower Sagarika with love by various narcissistic manners, which only pushes Sagarika further away from him. In one brutal car accident, Sagarika survives and flees the scene thinking Robin perished. Will she be able to have a fresh start and free herself from the trauma given by her husband?

Maya finds an old love letter that describes places in her city—places that have vanished or changed beyond recognition. She walks through these lost locations, guided only by the memories of someone she never knew.

Village men are disappearing. What does the local "witch" know, and what spells might she be casting?

Every shoe tells a different story

Akash and Salsabila are passionately in love with each other. The only problem is that their inner selves have been enemies for 500 years.

The Dead Artist

Do you remember the memories of yesterday?

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.

The story is based on the dominance of gangsters in Dhaka in 2014.

A short film inspired by true events in Bangladesh in front of Uttar Badda Government Primary School, 20th July of 2019.

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A local goon in Barisal vows to his expecting wife to abandon his life of crime. However, fate deals a cruel blow as he finds himself falsely implicated in a high-profile murder and is forced to be on the run with his wife, as the law and an unknown nemesis close in on them!

Perception of the environment and life of a bedridden sick adult.

An elderly person wanted to tell something about a mysterious 'Magic Mirror', he claimed to have. But he died before he let his grandson know about the secret behind the 'Magic Mirror'.

A writer, lost in creative and moral conflict, revisits buried traumas to break his writer’s block. As reality and dreams dissolve into one, he drifts through fragmented memories, unsure if he’s writing a story or living it.

A man decides to kill his loving wife on his birthday, but the consequences are beyond his imagination.

'Eigi Sylhet' is a journey of my self-discovery. With no narrative, this two-minute diary film paints a portrait of my resilience and artistic awakening, weaving together my self-portraits and cityscapes captured in 2018, a year I spent in oblivion, solitude and contemplation. It's a letter I wrote to my future self.

Escaping the feeling of being stuck.

A man's journey to see his mother faces a difficult problem.

Despite poverty and many obstacles, some people dream around the palanquin.

Past deeds comes back to haunt a traitor of the liberation war of Bangladesh.

Opekkha is a 1987 Bangladeshi film about Family Drama and Brotherhood...

A farewell to the generation who grew up making 35mm movies. We watch a mock attempt to produce the last celluloid film in Bangladesh investigating the emotion and nostalgia for the good old days of celluloid cinema that have faded into obsolescence.

Where greed hides in the shadow of poverty, the monster lies in wait for people. If there is a wrong step while walking in the dark, all dreams will end immediately. In that darkness you are either a victim ... or you are ... a hunter!

In Shabnam, the fragmented history of the fabrication of muslin and its scattered documentation across archives all over the world is stitched back together in a piece that is as stunning as it is confrontational. The result is a patchwork of uneasy encounters, hidden narratives and archival images, in which the discomfort of inequality is made tangible to the viewer.

'Pett Kata Shaw' is the modern revival of the mysterious and lurid plots of traditional folk tales told from generation to generation.