Mouth of Hell

About This Movie

Mouth of Hell is a gritty exploration of survival in the coal mines of Jharia, India. The atmosphere is heavy, not just from the smoke and fumes that seep into every crack of the landscape but also from the despair that hangs over Anant, our young protagonist. He’s just eight, yet he bears the weight of his ailing mother and the harsh realities of his environment. The film’s pacing feels almost oppressive, which fits the narrative perfectly. The performances are raw and unvarnished, lending authenticity to this bleak world. The practical effects used to depict the mines and the fires underneath are hauntingly effective. It's a film that sticks with you, not for its grandeur but for its stark portrayal of resilience amidst despair.

Strong focus on environmental themes. · Authentic portrayal of life in a coal mining town. · Captivating performances from child actor.