Duration : 54 mins.
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An
investigative documentary chronicles the death of tribal workers caused by
an inhuman working condition in a stone-crushing factory. The film began
as an inquiry into the tragedy of a little village, but ends with the
growing awareness about the general condition of the industrial labourers
in the state of
Festivals :
IV Fest (Thiruvanantapuram), Mumbai International Film Festival,
The film, following a linear narrative beginning with the dying Shakuntala and closing with her death, leaves the question of human rights hanging in the air. Wait Until Death blends the genres of the “environmental”, “Human Rights” and “investigative” documentary to make it a powerful political statement on cinema. - The Telegraph
