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A look at the Indian films at TIFF 2018

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Movie: Bulbul can sing | Director: Rima Das | Category: Contemporary World Cinema | Synopsis: A rebellious and stubborn teenage girl from rural Assam falls in love.
Movie: Bulbul can sing | Director: Rima Das | Category: Contemporary World Cinema | Synopsis: A rebellious and stubborn teenage girl from rural Assam falls in love.
Movie: Circle | Director: Jayisha Patel | Category: Short Cuts | Synopsis: A 13-year-old girl is stuck in a cycle of sexual abuse, and with her devious mother and grandmother.
Movie: Manmarziyaan (Husband Material) | Director: Anurag Kashyap | Category: Gala Presentations | Synopsis: A punjabi woman is caught in a love triangle. Will she choose the man she loves or the man who her family wants her to marry?
Movie: Manto | Director: Nandita Das | Category: Special Presentations | Synopsis: A straightforward writer is forced to leave his home city during the India-Pakistan Partition.
Movie: The Man Who Feels No Pain | Director: Vasan Bala | Category: Midnight Madness | Synopsis: A man who is medically insensitive to pain decides to fight 100 opponents in a karate tournament.
Movie: The Field | Director: Sandhya Suri | Category: Short Cuts | Synopsis: An agriculture labourer wants to lead a different life, but the harvest season has arrived.
Movie: Kyoyang Ngarmo (The Sweet Requiem) | Director: Ritu Sarin, Tenzing Sonam | Category: Contemporary World Cinema | Synopsis: A 26-year-old Tibetan refugee living in Delhi is reminded of her rough past when she encounters a man she knew before.
Movie: Vivek (Reason) | Director: Anand Patwardhan | Category: TIFF docs | Synopsis: This documentary focuses on power, caste and religious belief in India, throught the gaze of Anand Patwardhan.
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