Imoinu 2 film depicts the ongoing tussle between traditional and modern culture. Temba, the head of the family, imparts the valuable lesson among the family members and its consequences.
A rich happy-go-lucky guy Manimatum's life changes when he falls in love his tutor Sarla. Their riveting love story is put to a test after a brutal incident.
When Sandya hears Suraj singing on Diwali, she admires and wants to meet (see) him but in vain. She mistakes the actual Suraj and his friends for local thugs. After she gets blinded by chemical accident caused by Suraj, Suraj starts doing all good things to her and she begins to be grateful at last but never to see him again.
Thanil tried to find whether the voodoo really exists or not. The homestead land of Thoiba was the cause to create enmity between Thoiba and his uncle. The uncle removed a cadaver of a baby that was entombed by putting it within a pitcher and casted the evil by practicing voodoo and caused a lot of trouble of which Thoiba's wife became insane. Thoiba who does not believe voodoo consulted physicians for treatment of his wife. The syndrome is relieved sometimes but it restarted again. Sometimes, fraud shaman swindled them to extort money from them. At last, in an effort to find the truth of the entity, Thanil tried to help the family of Thoiba to exercise the evil form Leihao. Within the trial of the three years, Thanil began to believe the art of voodoo with many strange incidents. Leihao was never relieved from the insanity and she went astray.
“Wangma Wangmada” tells the story of a new style of storyline related to Manipuri society. It is forced to confront their social taboo and prejudices and learn to embrace their life with optimism and courage.
The film is about truckers who are in the front line taking the arduous journeyto serve the 2.9 million population of Manipur. Being a land-lock state Manipurl depends on these two highways for essential commodities like food-grains, fuel and medicines. The film captures the survival story of a group of truck drivers during the longest economic blockade of 2016-17, which lasted 141 days. Interestingly, the film climaxes on the highway blockade.
Inspired by the true events, Samkhok celebrates the richness of the culture and tradition of the Tangkhul Nagas before the onset of Christianity. With every minute detail well-documented, Samkhok is an aide-mémoire of a unique indigenous way of life with a touch of the fragile human emotions of love and loss.
Bloody Phanek is a documentary film on phanek, an exclusive cloth similar to a sarong, which is worn by Manipuri women in northeastern India bordering Burma. The film blends the personal and the political. It starts from a personal impression that began from the earliest memories of the filmmaker's life. Bloody Phanek aims to discover how women use Phanek as a medium of protest while it explores the concept of impurity and how this attire challenges masculinity.
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