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A TREE WITHOUT ROOTS
Lalsalu
Director: Tanvir Mokammel

English (subtitled), 110 min, 2001, Bangladesh
This fiction film revolves around a Mullah called Majid and how he cons the people of his village by establishing a false shrine. As Majid oversteps the boundaries of humanity, his make-believe creation is destroyed by the powerful forces of nature, as a great flood sweeps it all away.
Written by Syed Waliullah in 1948, ‘Lalasu’ or ‘A Tree Without Roots’, is the most remarkable novel written about the rural Muslim community of East Bengal (now Bangladesh). In present day Bangladesh, Syed Waliullah is widely regarded as a writer of profound insight.
Subject: Conflict, Ecology, Faith, Fiction, Religion
Awards and Screenings
Winner of 8 national awards, including the best film, best script writing, best cinematography, best sound and best director;
Also won the Jury’s special mention at 1st International film festival, Dhaka, 2003;
Also screened in London, Rotterdam, Montreal, Quebec, Cinenouvo (Belgium), Jeonju (South Korea), Fukuoka (Japan), and Delhi International film festivals.
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Producer
Kino-Eye Films
Creative Crew
Script & Direction: Tanvir Mokammel / Cinematography: Anwar Hossain / Editing: Mahadeb Shi / Art Direction: Uttam Guha / Music: Syed Shabab Ali Arzoo / Sound: Ratan Paul
Territory: INDIA
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