Film
Rivers of Memory
Documentary · 1h 12m · in cinemas from 17 November
Where to see it
5 screenings in 1 city
5 screenings in Amsterdam
Pathé Tuschinski
About
A documentary on Odisha's coast, where rising seas and erosion threaten seven villages and an older generation remains with memories of the past.
Rivers of Memory is a documentary by Shishir Jha set on the coast of Odisha, India. There, seven villages that once formed a lively community are slowly being lost as the sea rises.
Land that was once fertile is turning into barren plains, while drought, coastal erosion and destruction reshape the area. Families once lived from the river and from what nature provided; now failed harvests and corruption weigh on the people who stay. Those who remain are largely older people, with recollections of earlier times. Pitobash provides the voice of the narrator.
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Cast and crew
Pitobashas Narrator (voice)
Photos: TMDB
- Director
- Shishir Jha
- Written by
- Ujjwal Tyagi
- Countries
- India
- Studios
- rumrainroad films, Humara Movie
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 12 minutes
- Language
- OR
- In Dutch cinemas
- From 17 November 2026
Questions
How long is Rivers of Memory?
1 hour 12 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 32 minutes.
Where can I see Rivers of Memory?
There are 5 screenings at 3 cinemas in 1 city. Pick your city above for the times.
What language is Rivers of Memory in?
Rivers of Memory is in OR. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
Who is in Rivers of Memory?
Pitobash plays Narrator (voice).
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