Neel Bhattacharya

Whenever love leaves, it leaves traces. Those traces cling on to old times and familiar spaces.

Police officer Suryaa Roy, gets transferred to Raghunathpur where local politician Rudrani Chowdhury runs many illegal businesses. When they come at loggerheads, can Suryaa save his family and the people of Raghunathpur?

This documentary short film, inspired by the musical work of the singer Gil do Carmo, called "The Whole World", aims to portray the life of Arroios, the most multicultural parish in Lisbon, which, over two square kms of total area, welcomes around 40 thousand people of 92 different nationalities. Gil do Carmo's voice and steps lead us through the bustling streets of this neighbourhood and reveal some of its gems: the Intendente street market, the Arab restaurant, traditional Japanese dance classes, the Indian barber shop or the Hindu temple. This film portrays the pulse of miscegenation lived in the city of Lisbon. We want to believe that from one neighbourhood (Arroios) all of Lisbon is inclusively not a “Strange way of life”, but a reality in Lisbon, as in "Whole World".

The film follows the struggles of Shyamapada Ganguly, a 70-year-old owner of an orphanage called Tilottoma, who faces trials for 15 years due to the land's claimant's absence. What follows next are a series of incidents that help Shyamapada win the case.

A young woman is raped and left for dead at a party she was invited to by friends.

At an elite school, a naive-yet-passionate teacher indira rebels against corruption. In her journey of righteousness, she ends up challenging a wealthy patron

Shyama's dusky skin does not deter her from following her passion for singing and dancing. However, her life changes when she gets married and faces many obstacles.