Keswick Film Festival

Sunday 2nd March 1:30 PM - Alhambra

Television

Director: Mostofa Sarwar Farooki Country: Bangladesh
Cert: TBC Year: 2012 Length: 106 minsLanguage: Bengali

Bangladeshi Arthouse

2014 Festival

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Score: 47.16% Attendance: 35

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Television is set in an isolated Bangladeshi Village where the devout community leader has banned the dreaded box. The film is a nicely underplayed comedy of manners and has been selected as an entry in Best Foreign Language film category for the 2014 Oscars

Thanks to the Director Mostofar Sarwar Farooki

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