The Hidden Costs of Progress: "Angh" Shines a Light on Forgotten Lives The Toronto Film Festival's top prize winner this year is a poignant reminder that powerful stories often unfold outside the spotlight.
"Angh", a debut feature by Theja Rio, has won over critics with its lush cinematography and captivating performances, but it also delivers a scathing critique of colonialism's enduring legacy.
Set in 1960s Nagaland, the film follows the struggles of a waning tribe as they confront the arrival of American missionaries.