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On a moonless night, Durga, a north Indian migrant, and Kabeer, a Keralite youth, flee through the labyrinthine streets of Kochi. As the clock ticks past midnight, their desperate escape becomes a harrowing odyssey through a society teeming with predatory men and silent complicity. With each encounter, the palpable tension mounts, weaving a nightmare of misogyny and fear that questions the very fabric of humanity. Sanal Kumar Sasidharan crafts an unsettling portrait of a woman’s vulnerability, where every shadow conceals a threat and every alley whispers of danger.
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On a moonless night, Durga, a north Indian migrant, and Kabeer, a Keralite youth, flee through the labyrinthine streets of Kochi. As the clock ticks past midnight, their desperate escape becomes a harrowing odyssey through a society teeming with predatory men and silent complicity. With...
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S Durga was released in 2017.
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User Reviews
NightOwl – 7/10
“The film's raw, hand-held camera work pulls you into Durga's terrifying night. It's not a typical horror, but the constant dread and social commentary got under my skin. Some scenes were a bit too bleak for my taste, but it's definitely an experience.”
CinemaSage – 5/10
“I appreciate the director's ambition, but the repetitive encounters felt monotonous, and the pacing dragged. The performances were good, especially the lead actress, but the message was hammered too heavily without enough subtlety. It's thought-provoking, but not my cup of tea.”
GoreHound – 6/10
“I went in expecting a supernatural scare, but it's more of a psychological thriller. The real horror is the casual misogyny and violence that feels all too real. It's uncomfortable to watch, but it left a lasting impression. Not for the faint of heart.”
QuietViewer – 4/10
“I found it hard to connect with the characters, and the long takes with little dialogue made it feel slow. The atmosphere was tense, but I couldn't shake the feeling that it was trying too hard to be artsy. I had to force myself to finish it.”
