

Scratches on Stone
In Nagaland, stones serve as historical witnesses, illustrating how recorded memory shapes contemporary society and influences present-day experiences.
Synopsis
In Nagaland, stones serve as historical witnesses, illustrating how recorded memory shapes contemporary society and influences present-day experiences.
Synopsis
In Nagaland, stones hold significant meaning as they are seen as witnesses to history. "Scratches on Stone" examines how these natural artifacts serve as reminders of past events and experiences. The film captures the ways in which recorded memory manifests in contemporary society. Through various narratives, it illustrates how the past continues to influence the present in this region. The documentary runs for 61 minutes and was released in 2017.
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