"Angh" Shines Light on India's Cinematic Undercurrents The Toronto Film Festival's Platform section has long been a springboard for Oscar hopefuls.
This year's winner, "Angh," marks something more significant – an opportunity to explore the complexities of India's cinematic identity.
Theja Rio's feature directorial debut tells a quietly powerful story set in 1960s Nagaland, challenging traditional filmic perspectives and shedding light on the indigenous Naga communities that have been largely overlooked in mainstream cinema.