Home Theatre launches with inaugural short film ‘Nari, Tumi Awaaj Tolo’
Home Theatre, a new platform dedicated to short films, musical films, and docu-films, officially launched today with the screening of its first production, "Nari, Tumi Awaaj Tolo", at the Bangladesh Film Archive. Directed by Abu Raihan Jewel, the short stars Sadia Afreen Mahi and Somu Chowdhury, among others.
Built on a commitment to social awareness, Home Theatre aims to tell stories that raise awareness and promote positive change.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. The inaugural short film addresses the realities of anti-social behaviour, mistreatment, injustice, and discrimination faced by women. It seeks to amplify women's voices and foster collective awareness on gender issues.
The launch event drew prominent figures from the country's film and theatre community, including Shahiduzzaman Selim, president of the Directors Guild; Azad Abul Kalam, president of Actors' Equity; directors Chayanika Chowdhury and Sakal Ahmed; and artistes Imtiaz Barshan and Prasun Azad. Their presence was hailed as an inspiration for emerging filmmakers committed to socially conscious storytelling.
Organisers described Home Theatre as "more than a platform – it is a movement" aimed at showcasing films that drive social transformation.
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