Debashis Das

The story of a child who explores and discovers an outside-world by riding a magical white horse through various places and tribes with many odds and challenges.

It was experimentation on a particular topic and that was "whatever I see out of my window". a spiritually associated montage.

a boy, a horseman, and a suicidal girl are in motion except the trees.

Five long take experimentation, Director's Tribute to Abbas Kiarostami.

A short film about an old village woman who becomes a street beggar, This is the first published short film by DEBASHIS DAS a student of Bangladesh Agricultural University which has got the "ZAHIR RAIHAN BEST SHORT "3rd award from the international inter-university short film festival 2011, a

an old man and a little child in the same room in the afternoon, both sleeping. Old man experiences dreams about the truth of long lived life and when he wakes up he finds the baby still sleeping.

2nd film of Debashis Das Lockdown Pocket Cinema Project during COVID pandemic.

Gittu, an introverted milkman, regularly goes to an abandoned local temple to smoke cigarettes after performing his duty of delivering milk from door to door. While smoking cigarettes in solitude, he gets to know the secret of the temple.

First film school practice film on a tour in bandarban. Exploring the ethnic peoples and their lives from the point of view of a traveler and he wonders about anything.

Ranju is a melancholic character. He resides in an old house with his elderly parents in a small town. It is as if the past memories of his ancestors lodged in his body. It is as if he were reincarnated. He finds it particularly difficult to sleep on rainy nights. On rainy nights memories of past lives awakes - his boyhood, his national past; his vision gets distorted, he couldn't help leaving the house. He seeks to escape from this troubled, hectic, suffocating modern world. He seeks peace on the paths, past memory ladened old walls, on the face of common people of this land, ancient trees. This journey is to absolve his burdened parents, to emancipate himself. It is a journey into the void.

Lockdown Pocket Cinema Project during COVID pandemic.

'Nature, Color & Poetry' is a sensory immersion into the shifting rhythms of the Bengal landscape, where the interplay of light and color serves as the primary language of human existence. The documentary moves beyond mere observation, evolving into a poetic journey of transformation that traces the dawn-to-dusk cycle of an agricultural community deeply rooted in its environment. The film begins with the gentle awakening of the earth—the silver mist of morning and the golden emergence of the first ray. As the sun ascends, the visual palette transforms from the soft pastels of dew-laden pastures to the shimmering mercury of the river at noon. As a formal experiment in capturing time within space, the documentary utilizes layering the asynchronous sounds of daily activities over static, painting-like compositions. This technique invites the audience to experience lives and moments audibly while the visual remains suspended, creating a lyrical synthesis of man and nature.