Freedom Fight

Freedom Fight!! An anthology movie that I watched recently which is a mixed bag of stories .Common thread of the film is freedom fighting as every charecters in these stories are dealing with different issues and struggling for the basic privileges they ought to have. The term freedom takes a subjective meaning in each contexts. The whole movie have put together by Jeo baby .

'Geethu unchained' directed by Akhil Anilkumar is and entertaining one. Geethu by Rejisha vijayan have done an appreciable perfomance. She portrays every unmarried women who standup for herself against the set of rules made by the society.she fight for her freedom in her family ,workplace and the partners she involved in a romantic relationship with.

'Unorganised sector' aka 'Asanghadithar' by Kunjila adopted a documentary approach as it discuss about matters faced by women and transgender people in their work place. Sales girls who works in SM.street , Kozhikode struggling for toilet facilities demonstrated in a charming way.

'Ration - kliptha vihitham' by Francies Louis is the flight for freedom of a middle class women to her upper class neighbour who is well-off which reminded me of the movie 'Parasite' 'Old age home' by Jeo Baby is an emotional featurette reveals the physical and mental battles of old age people. This segment gives some heart warming messages about their lives forms the crux of the story.

Last but not the least 'Pra. Thu. Mu.' wow! Like I said wow! I have nothing more to say about this wonderful piece of work by Jithin Issac thomas . Some audience may find it as an unpleasant experience for the reason that raw visuals are captured here. But trust me in this segment we can see all the condescension ,emasculation faced by some sections of the society only because of the work they are doing.

To sum up, the movie freedom fight is an absolutely impressive one which embraced a different approach towards these matters faced by them, sprinkled with a lot of emotions and compassion. Every one should watch this one.

Like I mentioned in title it breaks the fourth wall by interacting it with the audience both literally and metaphorically!

It's an anthology ranging from a variety of tastes, from sweet, bold, bitter and disgusting stories. Some of them were extremely beautiful, like the story of Joju George, it was so cute, innocent, yet touches deep in the heart.

The story of Rajisha Vijayan was bold and uprising. Straight ought to the film's title. Well made as well.

The story of Srindaa, well made, very relevant to our society. It was very funny with some light moments and dialogues. Hope it can bring a change in our society.

The film Ration, I have no idea how can it justify the title. It was very predictable and had the every essence of a very common short film. Yet, not bad.

The last segment- I want to unsee it for ever.

#1. Geethu Unchained Most famous one of all from Rajeesha Vijayan memes now. Best cinematic making of all segments. Quite funny too. But story wise , i do not think , the girl venting out her emotional baggage on a guy , really makes much point at all.

#2. Asanghadithar :Most socially relevant subject. Good performances by Srinda and others. But quite bad film making of all segments.

#3. Ration- simple and crisp story. Some says it's about class politics, not necessarily everyone understand the social relevance.

#4. Old age home : Joju - Rohini : super slow. Joju performance ok. Nothing special !

#5. Pra. Thoo. Mu : Over experimentation and did not make any point.

Over all I think one and two worth watching . Other parts are passable.

There have been a lot of anthology released in south india in the past few years but i can guarantee you this is the best and most powerful. Every one in this movie has done a fantastic job. All the parts are good but my fav is the last one.

Freedom Fight was such a bold move in storytelling, touching issues that normally wouldn't appear on screen. We congratulate the screenwriters for such an endeavor👏

Overall, the vibe of Freedom Fight felt like a heterogeneous mixture; it would have been better to make a feature film of each story rather than an anthology

DELICIOUS

-'Geethu Unchained' set a good lead for the movie. Rajisha Vijayan delivered powerful lines and a performance that got us excited, rooting for her freedom from traditional bondage and marriage pressure.

The ending was mind-blowing, the smack on the camera lens was simply fantastic😁

In the second story, here again, we understood the struggle: the screenwriter coughed up some raw truths about female access to toilets.

'Pra. Thoo. Mu.' was painful to watch due to the torture, "viewers' discretion advised". Thanks Jithin Issac Thomas for highlighting the case of feces collectors that most of us are oblivious to

-The editing of 'Geethu Unchained' was creatively carried out, very engaging and amusing.

It was a splendid idea to have Pra. Thoo. Mu in black and white to camouflage some of its graphic elements

-The score of each film merged nicely with the events taking place

BLAND

-The first two stories gave us a great start for the fight for freedom, however, 'Ration' and 'Old Age Home' kinda lost the pace.

It wasn't quite clear what the freedom struggle of was about.

-It's understandable that when you have an anthology each writer will deliver their own interpretation of the central topic; but in Freedom Fight, everyone embarked on separate directions, not remaining true to the passionate spirit of freedom fighters.