Bangladesh Movies

Jijibisha tells a simple story of how love can overcome all societal pressures and transcend all stereotypes. Problem arises when the film, in itself,...

The days in Lisbon are long, but the nights are longer. Two semi-legal migrants from Bangladesh waiting for their residency applications to proceed. T...

A diary film that weaves together memories and life ongoing.

Taijul found a girl who is a newly wedded bride in water near river. Who was going to her in laws house along with her new family. but in the middle o...

An Indigenous dreamer invents a new trade in his community for livelihood, but it is ended up even before his unfinished dream!

Join Amin Hannan for a side-splitting one-hour stand-up comedy special. With his sharp wit and hilarious stories, Amin tackles relatable topics, from...

Rahmat, a fruit seller from Kabul, comes to Bengal Province to hawk his merchandise and becomes friend of a small girl Mini, daughter of a Bengali wri...

A room, a dawn and a self — each stroke of them are for a triangle.

Three friends—Moti, a newspaper seller; Bachchu, a bicycle mechanic; and Ronju, a merchant's assistant—grow up together in a semi-urban town. Their li...

The story is about a homemaker who experiences emotional assault every day.

With their unopened boxes and origami frogs, dispirited Rayhan and hopeful Sarika tread the paper-thin line between stranger and family.

There is always a right person, but there's never a right time.

Set in the remains of a feudal palace as well as the first railway station in East Bengal, a traveler appears to return to his old home from places un...

A Bangla romantic drama starring Afran Nisho and Tasnia Farin in lead roles.

Kanchanjungha Express is the story of Nandini's life. Inspector Surya Sekhar Gupta meets Ranjana in the train Kanchanjungha Express. Ranjana shares th...

One day Rajat decides to kidnap a child. But before he can work out a proper plan, a mysterious stranger gives him old documents, court transcripts an...

A documentary about the historic speech made by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on March 7, 1971.