An enchanting, award-winning film from Polish director Andrzej Fidyk about a mobile cinema run by the Bengali Mr Battu and his two assistants. But, in addition to bringing movies to appreciative Indian villagers, there's a more serious side to Battu's mission...
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Have you watched Battu's Bioscope yet? What did you think about it?