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The Film explores the underground Japanese Anime subculture in Nagaland against the backdrop of other popular foreign subcultures and what makes it so popular with the youth.

This documentary is an attempt to showcase the lives of those people whom the world knows as destitute. It is true that their families have betrayed them but they did manage to make one what they call family a home. Therefore, the documentary is not meant to arouse a sense of pity among its viewers but would appreciate if their attitude towards life may be an inspiration for those in despair to give life a second chance to give life a better chance.

We ticked off another big one from our bucket list: The Hornbill Festival The Festival of all Nagaland Festivals showcase to the world the beautiful and talented tribes of Nagaland. We were just amazed by the people and how this festival turned out to be. Not only did we tick this off from our bucket list, this was hands down THE best festival we have ever been to, and take my word for it, you should too. The festival started with the a Big Bang opening ceremony and inauguration by the vice president of India and an artist (Imnainla Jamir) playing electric guitar rendition of the national anthem, from that till the end we were just mind-blown. One of the main intent of the festival is for the tribes to showcase their artistic talents. Their ornaments were quite unique and undoubtedly some of the best handicrafts we have seen in this country so far. And almost every young Naga folk we met was a talented musician or dancer! It’s really great to see how both the people and government want to preserve their history and yet embrace all modernizations. There isn’t any other country in this world that has this kinda diversity. Within the same state, the language, the culture, food the cuisine changes every 100 kilometres. There are about 16 tribes in Nagaland and around 11 participated in this festival this year. Tribes : Angami, Ao, Chakhesang, Chang, Dimasa Kachari, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Kuki, Lotha, Phom, Pochury, Rengma, Sangtam, Sumi, Tikhir, Yimkhiung, Zeliang.

Thayang area of Ri Bhoi district in the north Khasi hills where the practice of rice cultivation done by groups of both men and women makes it necessary for a singer, armed with a small drum to accompany them in their work by singing the Krud Ksing songs.

Der indische Bundesstaat Meghalya liegt nördlich von Bangladesch und südlich von Assam in den Vorläufern des Himalaya. Meghalaya heißt übersetzt: Wo die Wolken wohnen. In dieser Region hat sich beim Volksstamm der Khasi die matrilineare Gesellschaftsform erhalten, das heißt, die Erbfolge richtet sich immer nach der weiblichen Linie. Im Bundesstaat Meghalaya ist das sogar in der Verfassung verankert. Obwohl die meisten Khasis während der Kolonialisierung der Engländer zum Christentum übergetreten sind, halten sie an ihrer traditionellen Lebensweise fest. The Indian state of Meghalya lies north of Bangladesh and south of Assam in the foothills of the Himalayas. Meghalaya means "where the clouds live". In this region, the Khasi tribe has preserved its matrilineal social structure, meaning that inheritance is always based on the female line. In the state of Meghalaya, this is even enshrined in the constitution. Although most Khasis converted to Christianity during the British colonization, they still hold on to their traditional way of life.

Aerial shots of the mountainous area at the Burma - Assam border with motor transport moving along road. Various shots of General Grant tanks and Indian infantry of 5th and 7th Indian divisions advancing along roads. The tanks put up barrage to flush out Japanese stronghold. Various shots of Indian artillery in action and smoke pours from hillside. Various shots of burning wooden huts of Japanese held village. Various shots of Indian soldiers advancing through wooded area past the bodies of dead Japanese soldiers.

Manipur, which became a state of India in 1972, abounds in natural beauty in the north-eastern region. As mythology goes,God Nongpokingthou and Goddess Panthoibi created Manipur in their cosmic dance for the happiness of ancient tribes. This film has a panoramic view of life, culture of Manipur and various developments that have taken place since 1972.

Founded by Karan & Gouramangi, KAGO Football Training Centre serves as a platform to provide equal opportunities to students, irrespective of their background, so that they can perform on a bigger stage later on. Out of such circumstances, Imphal United was formed to provide this opportunity. Their primary aspiration is to achieve holistic development of a child by bringing out a child's discipline and inspiring them to become better humans. From how it started as the founders' brainchild, KAGO has evolved into a family and teamwork today, with everyone involved passionately for the cause. Directed & Edited by:- Ronald Soubam Shot by:- Arben & Ronald Soubam Subtitle by:- Naothingkhong

A video compilation of different places in Old Shillong.

This is a documentary film on KHASI people who lives both in India and Bangladesh. It's the place called the Khasi hills. and they are thriving for thier land rights for ages and still yet not resolved. The name of the film is "BEHIND THE GREEN" . awarded by UNESCO.

Life has never been the same for 15 year old Jarem ever since the haunting began days after his family moved to a new home. Initially, his mother blames the new surroundings and seeks remedy from a prayer warrior. When the remedy offered by the prayer warrior doesnt help, his parents take him to a host of prayer centers and faith healers seeking for a cure. However, the intensity of the haunting only increases which takes a heavy toll on his studies and health. Will Jarem ever be released from the bondage of the supernatural forces? . Unimagined by anyone around him, there is something more to his story

Narration of the classic love story of Jina and Etiben- A Ao Naga Folklore

Thayang area of Ri Bhoi district in the north Khasi hills where the practice of rice cultivation done by groups of both men and women makes it necessary for a singer, armed with a small drum to accompany them in their work by singing the Krud Ksing songs.

Kaziranga documentary for conservation of rhinos.

Khasi Women Wisdom who number about 1 million in India's north-eastern state of Meghalaya, carry on the matrilineal tradition. The youngest daughter inherits, children take their mother's surname, and once married, men live in their mother-in-law's home. These stories from Khasi women give insight and weave the tapestry of this unique social framework and matrilineal society that has influenced culture and arts and that in turn contributes to the larger universal discussion of gender equality.