Gitirana

A quiet, observational documentary that asks you to sit with displacement and loss without melodrama.

A brief, raw street-level encounter that turns into an argument, leaving you with the uncomfortable weight of inequality and who gets to speak.

A quiet, observational documentary that lingers on remote river communities and the slow exchange of teaching, asking for patient attention.

A raw, unhurried glimpse into hardscrabble lives, shot with scarce resources but clear-eyed empathy.

A sober, observational documentary that immerses you in rural labor and collective action, feeling both earnest and quietly tense.

A quiet, contemplative documentary that weaves distant lives together, asking you to sit with discomfort and hope at once.

A quiet, observational gaze into hardship, finding warmth and vitality in music and daily life.

A quiet, patient docufiction that sits with people clinging to scraps of land, watching poverty and hope share the same dusty ground.

A sober, investigative documentary that unpacks a religious tradition with a critical eye, demanding attention and offering historical insight.

A slow, uneasy rural drama that uses a water crisis to expose harsh social customs and hidden desires.

A quiet, sobering look at hard labour and poverty, more informative than dramatic, asking patience and attention.

A quiet, observant documentary that sits with people preparing a festival, letting faith and conflict surface slowly.