Banyan – A Silent Witness
Known as the home of tea, Srimangal has witnessed a chilling history dating back to the Liberation War of Bangladesh back in 1971. A centenary banyan tree can be found in a corner of ‘Badhyabhoomi 71’ next to the present rent-raised tea garden. The tree has a bloody history since the liberation war. About 47 […]
The Mother of Migration
Saad is one of the Iraqi Kurdish immigrants from Baghdad who were forcibly sent to the borders of Iran during Saddam’s time, these people had Iranian roots and should have returned to their homeland. did not accept with Iranian nationality. And as war-torn Iraqi immigrants, they gave permission to stay in Iran. After this incident, […]
Ranajit Ray
Nilotpal Majumdar
Reetu Sattar
Reetu Sattar is an artist and film-maker, based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Her practice, both performative and experimental in nature, questions human perception and imperceptible nature by re-examining history and the creation of knowledge. Her recent exhibitions include Istanbul Biennial, British Textile Biennial, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Liverpool Biennial, and Dhaka Art Summit as well as […]
Shabnam Ferdousi
Shabnam Ferdousi, a Bangladeshi filmmaker and film activist, has been working in different sectors of audio-visual media for the last 28 years. She made about 40 documentary films. She has done many feature shows, infotainment programs, talk shows for various television channels and organizations. She worked as an Executive Producer of more than 100 documentary […]
Krishnendu Bose
Krishnendu has been making documentaries on wildlife conservation for the last three decades. His films have been broadcast all over the world and have won top international awards and the, National Award of India in 2017. His film, The Latent City, film on Public Art and the City, won the Grand Prix at Document.Art film […]
Jude William Genilo
Jude William Genilo is the Pro Vice Chancellor, University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB). He is also Head of the Media Studies and Journalism Department and the Director of ULAB’s Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). He earned his Doctor of Philosophy and Master’s Degree in Communication from the University of the Philippines-Diliman. He also has […]
Shameem Akhtar
Shameem Akhtar is a Bangladeshi Independent filmmaker, writer, journalist, teacher, activist for women, human rights and film. She started her career as the Feature Editor for the reputed ‘Daily Sangbad’. She was a member of Bangladesh Film Society and thereby attended several film courses conducted by Satish Bahadur of Pune Film Institute and international film […]
Haobam Paban Kumar
Haobam Paban Kumar is a prominent voice emitting out of the restive north eastern state of Manipur, India dabbling in both non-fiction and fiction storytelling. His film AFSPA 1958 was awarded the Golden Lotus for the Best Documentary at the 56th National Film Awards 2008. A CRY IN THE DARK is another film screened at […]
Ila Mitra And Liberation War
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First Green Camp In Sector West
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With Mumu
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Written In Tears
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Light Of 71
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Cultural Background Of Liberation War And UDICHI
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The Last Leaf Of Kharia
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Women’s Movement In Bengal
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The Wound Of Departure
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Laaljatra, A Endless Rally That’s Started From The Dark
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Beyond The Biological Bond: Embracing Fatherhood
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Commander Ashalota
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The Scrap
The cargo ship MV Iqram was used during the 1971 war to supply essential goods of the Pakistani occupying forces. In October 1971, the ship was anchoring at Londanghat on the Dakatia River in Chandpur, loaded with supplies for the Pakistani invaders, awaiting release. On 30 October, a group of Bangladesh Liberation Army naval commandos […]
The Country & Co.
This is a fearful prediction that most of the local people of 9 Unions of Rupganj, a Thana under Narayanganj, could be displaced completely in the next 5-10 years. Almost 90% of arable and marshy lands have been encroached and already been filled with sands by several housing companies. Besides, the ongoing ‘Purbachal New City […]
Ichamati, The River of Partition
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Doprujhiri
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Bangladeshi Muhajir’s
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Please Pick Up
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Taxibol
Driving around the streets of Cuba, Lav Diaz – the famous Filipino director – and Gustavo Flecha – a talkative Cuban taxi driver – find themselves discussing about politics, migration, social conditions and love; touching many personal stories and experiences, they create an historical affresco of the conditions of their own countries.
Please Read It For Me To Rest In Peace
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Maryam
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Dreams Awaken (Jaagte Khwaab)
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As Duas En Punto / Anarchism at Two O’Clock
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AAMELAT. Jornaleras De La Guerra
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12th Liberation DocFest, Bangladesh 2024
Under the call “Viva Palestine,” the 12th Liberation DocFest became a space where stories of resistance, loss, courage, and hope crossed borders, giving voice to struggles for freedom and reminding us why humanity must stand with justice.