Labasa Sangam SKM College all the way from the Northern Division were crowned the winners of the Kula Film awards last night for their movie "The Silent Cry".
Form six student Shilpa Lal who is also the Film Director, Producer and song writer said through their movie "The Silent Cry" they were hoping to reach many students to show that positive thinking was needed to reach your goal in life.
Shilpa said that their film portrays a student’s struggle to meet her parents expectations to score high marks in order to secure a good job, to provide for her disabled brother and family.
Labasa Sangam SKM college also walked away with the Best Original Music award and the 2nd runner up in the Hollywood Dance competition.
The Kula Film Awards which is held every year is a chance for young children to get involved in film making and it was held last night at the National Gymnasium.
Story by: Praneeta Deo
Labasa Sangam wins Kula film awards
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