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Toronto Platform Award Winner Angh Explores Indigenous Identity in 1960s India

The feature film follows a tribal chief in Nagaland as he navigates the tension between indigenous identity and colonial modernity.

1 publisher · 2 articles · first seen 20 Sept 2026 · updated 47d ago

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  1. India’s ‘Angh’ Wins Toronto Platform Award, Nabs Automatic Oscar Contention Variety ·
  2. ‘Angh’ Review: Toronto’s Platform Award Winner Is a Lush Lament for an Indian Tribe in the 1960s Variety ·

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  • Theja Rio
  • Angh
  • Toronto
  • Nagaland
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