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Directors Fortnight | 2002 | Tareque
2002 | Catherine
Best Child Artist | 2002 | Russell
Best Child Artist | 2002 | Nurul
Best Screenplay | 2002 | Tareque
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Foreign Language Film | 2004 | Tareque
2003 | Tareque
2002 | Tareque
While the film was not nominated for an Oscar, it was Bangladesh's first film ever to be submitted to the Academy Awards for consideration to compete in the Best Foreign Language Film category.
It was first banned in Bangladesh
"Crowd: Down with military Dictatorship!"
"Milon: ...Uttam, you've got to understand. It's not just a matter of democracy and national liberation. The real issue is economic emancipation. And here's where imperialism comes in. And the need for class struggle. Uttam: You're still under the spell of your communist ghosts. You know what's funny -- don't mind this -- despite your differences, there's a strange similarity between you and your big brother. Kazi shaheb's homeo-path, and you're Marx-path: both came from Germany. Did you notice that? Shaheen: And fascism also has its roots in Germany! 4th friend: Marxism, capitalism, all isms -- in the process of fighting over all these Western isms and schisms we're just screwing ourselves! Shaheen: So what about Islam? Isn't that just another thing from the West? 4th friend: Why should that be? I think our Islam has flourished from our own soil. Milon: No matter how much we argue, the truth is that nothing is purely indigenous. Everything is mixed up."
