Under Construction - UC Films

Until the last day of his life, every day will be the same as this one for prisoner Boris Bezotechestvo.

A special collection of 3 short films on HIV/AIDS. (Available on DVD in India only).

A searingly honest film about ground realities regarding HIV in India and five lives marked by pain and bound by hope – in 68 Pages of a counselor’s diary.

A tapestry that weaves fiction and non-fiction, coming, going, returning, staying, to tell a story of many Mumbais.

A film about women’s contribution to their economies and the attitudes that deny women their share of healthcare.

Is it all fair in AIDS treatment?

Pride March in Calcutta!

A terrible saga of exploitation that celebrates the victory of innocence over the most harrowing realities of life.

A documentary film on adult/community perceptions of present day currents and challenges in primary school education.

How to break the silence around sexual abuse in families? How to make sense of the fragmented memories of a jagged childhood?

A film on empowerment of dalit women in Andhra Pradesh.

The film seeks to disseminate the pains and penury, the anger and resoluteness of the sufferers of erosion.

Ageing film star Rani is suddenly forced to come to terms with a dark secret of her past – a secret she thought she had buried forever. A journey in search of a truth she abandoned long ago…

Four inter-sex women speak about their lives.

Investigating current Australian immigration policies in the context of 200 years of colonisation.

A post-modern, yet surreal account of an urban woman, Ranu Gayen, within a crumbling space defined by four walls.

A singer in a bar, a man with a camera, their complicated yet simple relationship.

An intimate exploration of the lives of two women and a transgender individual in prostitution.

This film explores the lives of the people of Jari Mari, and records the many changes in the nature and organisation of Mumbai’s workforce over the past two decades.

Dawa, a gentle Sherpa boy, pledges to find the Kalma Metok, a rare white rhododendron, for his nomad friend. Faced with many difficulties and family pressures – will Dawa be able to rise above himself?