Untitled 2024 Anti-discrimination Students Movement Film

This film details the July Revolution, which began as a quota reform movement led by university students in June 2024. As protests erupted following the Bangladesh Supreme Court's invalidation of a job quota circular, the movement faced severe government backlash, leading to the tragic July massacre.

The narrative follows the escalation from protests to a full-scale uprising, highlighting the students' struggle for democratic rights. By early August, the movement transitioned into a non-cooperation campaign, culminating in the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India.

This film serves as a historical account of a pivotal moment in Bangladesh's political landscape, offering insight into the courage and resilience of young activists. It appeals to those interested in political history, student movements, and the fight against discrimination.