Dhaka: A nationwide documentary film exhibition titled 'Fascist Killings and Looting' has been going on this evening showcasing oppression, state violence, and the people's resistance against previous fascist brutality led by former Awami League government.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the event is organized by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) under the Ministry of Cultural Affairs. The exhibition is focused on the human cost of political repression and the struggle for justice during a period marked by extrajudicial killings, disappearances, and systemic looting.
Screenings have been going on simultaneously at several key locations across the capital, including: TSC of Dhaka University, Rabindra Sarobar in Dhanmondi, Bahadur Shah Park, Mirpur Pallabi (Hanif Smriti Maath), Uttara Sector 7 Mukta Mancha, Uttara Zajira Chattar, Mohammadpur Town Hall area, and Hatirjheel Amphitheater, according to BSA.
Through documentary storytelling, the event seeks to preserve historical memory and awaken collective awareness about the atrocities committed during the fascist regime.
The screened documentaries, produced by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, include titles such as July Beergatha (Chokh Harano Mahbub), July Bishad Sindhu (Martyr Hridoy Tarua and Martyr Abu Ishaq), You Failed to Kill Abrar Fahad, Thirty-Six Hours of Betrayal, Gonolut-tantri Awami Sarkar, Ayna ghar Files (Humam Quader), Ayna ghar Files (Barrister Arman), Ayna ghar Files (Sukharanjan Bali), Ayna ghar Files (Sajedul Islam Suman), Trial of July Massacre, 'Emonki Lasherao Paini Rehay, 'Sada Jubba: Red Rokto' and Will You Ever Sleep, Ma?