“Shor Se Shuruaat” is an omnibus feature of mentored short films, around the central theme of “Shor”- noise. These films have been made by budding directors, mentored by some of India’s leading filmmakers.
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Years after a tragic shooting, the parents of both the victim and the perpetrator meet face-to-face.
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A young woman in the Army must make tough decisions when her love for an older woman causes her to question just where she is going. Adapted from Deb Shoval’s 2010 short of the same name.
At a railway station cafe, housewife Laura Jesson meets doctor Alec Harvey. Both of them are already married, but they continue to meet at the cafe every Thursday despite the knowledge that their blossoming love is impossible.
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An expatriate British publisher unexpectedly finds himself working for British intelligence to investigate people in Russia.
