Director- Nidhi Tuli
Cinematography- M.Shanthi Shubra Dutta
Editing, Sound- Rikhav Desai

Synopsis-
The film explores how the stressed, overworked women of Mumbai took a time and a space provided to them and made it their own private space, where they could be themselves – where they could laugh, share, agonize, advice, let off steam, bitch and moan, ask for help, give help – a space where they are not mothers, or sisters, or daughters or employees, or daughters in law or mothers-in-law… but simply women.
Ultimately it is a film about the spirit of women…

Director- Vipin Vijay
Producer- Rajiv Melhotra
Cinematography- Vipin Vijay
Editing- Debkamal. G
Sound- Subhadeep.S
Script- Tuhinabha Majumdar and Vipin Vijay

Synopsis-

Hawa Mahal, video on the holy little box, the radio, a profound archaic force, a time bond with most ancient past and long forgotten experience, with its power to turn the psyche and society into single echo chamber. An apparatus that neutralized nationalism but evoked archaic tribal ghosts of the most vigorous brand. This is exactly the meeting of eye and ear, of explosion and implosion - the clock of invisibility.

Script/Direction- Shyamaprasad
Producer- Doordarshan
Cinematography- Sham Dutt
Editing- Vinod Sukumaran
Sound- C.R.Chandran

Synopsis-
Set against the background of superstition and sorcery, many socio religious factors of the Moslem life in the Malabar village where the little Kuttimon lives, operate as the members of Kuttimon’s family work out their destiny. With his acute and sensitive perception of people, events and the natural world, Kuttimon understands the significance of the happenings partially. Being a child, nurtured on the tales of spirits and snakes and their power, he cannot escape being lured by them.