Mayamara Present
An Indo-German Co-Production Film
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Jolsobi
END OF SPRING
A film by Jaichneg Zxai Dohutia
Year: 2021
Synopsis
Tapashi returns to her countryside home to live a self-determined life after her higher education, but her family has already decided her destiny, from which no escape is possible!
Director's bio
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Jaicheng Zxai Dohutia
Jaicheng Zxai Dohutia was born in the Indian state of Assam. He studied film and video editing for three years at the Jyoti Chitraban Film & Television Institute in Guwahati. Haanduk (The Hidden Corner), his debut feature film, won the Jury Grand Prize at the 18th Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival 2016, Best Regional Film at the 64th National Film Awards 2016, NETPAC Award for Best Asian Film at All Light International Film Festival 2017, Best Film & Best Director at Assam State Awards 2018, and other accolades. "Jolsobi," his Indo-German co-production second film, had its world premiered in the New Director's Competition section of the 45th São Paulo International Film Festival. Baghjan, his most recent feature, was selected for the "Goes to Cannes" segment of the Marche du Film 2022
Production Company
MAYAMARA
Mogador Film
Arman Productions
FunDeMental Studios
Credits
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Darathie Bhardwaj
Numal Chandra Gogoi
Durlava Moran
Dulukanta Moran
Director's Statement
Lack of gender equality is a massive thing. A worldwide injustice. And the main theme and underlying leitmotif of my movie END OF SPRING.
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Like lots of other young Indian women today, my main character Tapashi is facing a world that doesn’t offer possibilities and opportunities for a self defined life, even when Tapashi comes with a good higher education from the city to live with their parents in the countryside.
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As myself also living in the countryside I have seen arriving all these young women from the other places trying to cope with a similar situation. And this touched me. And started my desire to tell their story. And see whether there might be the chance for someone like Tapashi to keep a rest of dignity and autonomy or leave it all to the power of the realities and economic constraints.
So for me this story matters. Tapashi matters. As there are many Tapashis in India and around the world.