غزاں را شیر
Documentary
Translated title: Ghuza da Sher
The story of Nisar Ahmed Khan, told through his children and the people he served, a spiritual guide whose followers still visit his tomb on his birth and death anniversaries. And alongside how his family spends a few days at the village keeping his traditions alive.
Country: Pakistan
Director: Kamran Ahmed Khan
Keywords
Style:art houseavant-gardeatmosphericarthouseart house film
Plot:hauntingfamily historygatheringcultearthfatherbiographynatural historyfolk musicpakistanspiritualityrural areareligionhandheld cameradevotionspiritualdeathshrinetombrealismpunjabfatherhoodreligious cultdeath of parentdocumentary filmmakingspiritualismfolklorespiritualistfamily gatheringremembrancefather and childreligious filmodd religious customsmeditativeoral historysacredlegacyeastern religionwomen gatheringcontemplative cinemareal storyreflectiveculture shockfamily legacyslow cinemaeastern mysticismpunjabicommunal livingfather son relationshipfather daughter relationshipsocial & cultural documentarypersonal storiesspiritual teachersspiritual guidemiddle eastern folktaleheritageruralurduqawwaliobservational documentaryrural settingpoetic documentaryintrospectiveserenequiethistory and legacydocumentaryhistoryimmersiveintimatedocumentary filmreligion and spiritualityavant gardesacred architecturequiet housepoeticquiet filmhistorical documentaryavant garde filmarthousefilmreal peoplecultural heritagecultural traditionscontemplativebiographicalbiographical documentarypoetic realismgrief and remembrancepunjabi cultureavant-gard musicpoetic cinemaimmersive audioslow pace
Place:village lifevillagesmall villageeast village






















