The Crossing

Year: 1984

Runtime: 141 mins

Language: Hindi

Director: Goutam Ghose

Drama

When a Dalit wins the mayoral election in his northeastern Indian village, violent riots force a poor couple to flee to Calcutta seeking work. Homeless on the streets, they are offered a dangerous job: ferry a herd of pigs across a swift river while the wife is pregnant. Desperate but determined, they accept and confront the treacherous current.

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