Angh by Theja Rio Showcased in Toronto
The film "Angh," from Nagaland, explores the cultural and social changes experienced by the Konyak tribe during the 1960s, focusing on the relationship between an aging chief and his son amid the spread of Christianity and modernization. It won the Platform Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival, granting it a potential pathway to the 2027 Academy Awards under new rules for international festival winners. Directed by Theja Rio, the film highlights the coexistence of tradition and change in a small, mountainous region of India, drawing attention to a rarely depicted world on the global stage.
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