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Title:Santhal
Do you know how it feels to live in a world of uncertainty? If your children will be able to see the light of tomorrow? If you will have food on your table in the days to come? The indigenous tribe of Nepal lives and wakes up with this fear each day. A comfortless but much-needed reminder for all of us. Live their fear for a few minutes through this.
Director(s):
Sandipa Mainali
Country:
Nepal
Language:
Nepali dialogue, with Arabic & English Subtitle
Categories
Child and Youth Film
Duration:
5 minutes
Production Year:
2021 (Middle East Premiere)
Sandipa Mainali
Sandip Mainali is a young filmmaker. He was born in Jhapa (Nepal) in 2006. Sandip started his journey as a film maker with a golden opportunity provided by his school and was trained by the mentors of the British Council and Camara Sika Project. There, he played his role as a scriptwriter of “Betani” (a short documentary on a river). Later, he with his team were given a chance to compete for film festival 2022, COP 26, Scotland which they were selected for. Finally, they made their short film “SANTHAL” with the theme of Climate change.