Tempo's Best Film, Autobiography by Makbul Mubarak, Tells Violence that Never Ends

THE sky in the village is getting pitch-dark as the source of lighting suddenly went out. It is because the generator producing electricity runs out of fuel. Using flashlights, a number of youths are traversing a winding road to turn on the generator. Providing a reliable power source becomes the campaign pledge of a retired military general aspiring to run for the post of regent. A rejection of the planned development of the power plant causes t

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