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A vulnerable existence and the conquest of happiness
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A vulnerable existence and the conquest of happiness
The First Edition of the Shillong International Film Festival concluded last week. Two films, one by an Assamese short filmmaker and the other by a Bhutan-based director, stood out on Day 2 of the festival. The first film, Kok Kok Kokoook, is a short film that uses magic realism to tell the story of a man and his relation with a machine. It is a story of loneliness, the politics of existence and the struggle for survival. The second film, Agent…
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