‘Bay of Blood’, a documentary directed by Indian filmmaker Krishnendu Bose, brings attention to the untold suffering and resilience of millions of people over nine months from March to December 1971.
A special screening of Bay of Blood, a film documenting the history of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War, was organized by the British Bengali diaspora in London.
‘Bay of Blood’, a documentary film directed by Indian filmmaker Krishnendu Bose, sheds light on the untold suffering and resilience of millions of people over a nine-month period from March to December 1971. The screening was organized by the Bengal Heritage Foundation last week ahead of the 52nd anniversary of “Bijoy Dibosh”, or Liberation of Bangladesh Day, which falls on December 16.
“The film projected the strong sense of the power of an idea – no amount of violence, no amount of oppression can actually kill that,” said Indian High Commissioner to the UK Vikram Doraiswami after the special screening at Leicester Square.
UN Hosts First-Ever Exhibition on 1971 Genocide in Bangladesh
Foreign Secretary Ambassador Masud Bin Momen opened an exhibition to commemorate Bangladesh’s National Genocide Day on 25 March, which was organized in collaboration with the Liberation War Museum. The opening ceremony was attended by Ambassadors, UN officials, notable members of the Bangladesh community, and the families of freedom fighters and martyrs.