Traveling once more into the past

 

Walking around a world of fond memories, in the early and mid-nineteenth century Ethiopia, where institutional restorative offices and detainment facilities didn't exist, there was a weird customary framework called the Quranga that was subsequently annulled.

In this framework, assuming two individuals squabble, both the informer and the charged will enchained and attend the court date in the regal court. Until older folks give the fitting equity and say you are allowed to go they can neither loosen the bunch that ties them nor would they be able to truly hurt one another. Showing up at the illustrious court, the two will play out a conventional discussion with graceful puzzles at the open court to intrigue the elderly folks who are making a decision about them.

Quragna is tied in with tying both the informer and the blamed until proper judgment is passed. In view of this, a film named Quragnaye was delivered in 2019, created by collaboration Habesha Films and Communication.

Composed and coordinated by Moges Tafesse, Quragnaye resolves the inquiry: "How far would you assume control over discipline or trust that the framework will require the fitting discipline?"

The story happens in Ankober, an old town found 174kms north of Addis Ababa. Luckily, a significant number of the indispensable spaces like customary church schools, the old castle and court, country ranches and the stunning scene actually exists today as they upheld then, at that point.

The film which cost approximately 5,000,000 birr takes the crowd to a period where equity and law were given over in novel and abnormal ways.

"On one occasion I was perusing a set of experiences book and there was this word "Quragna" and it holds ringing a bell I continue considering how individuals do this, strolling together tied with the one they need dead? Then, at that point, I began perusing a ton about it and I discovered its actual then I figured this can be an extraordinary memorable film; that is the manner by which it began," Moges said.

The film is about a youngster and his youth darling who is hitched. Clarifying with regards to this Moges said: "There is this young fellow who is enamored with his youth darling; the two youthful sweethearts choose to flee together however soon they were gotten by her significant other. So neighbors slow down the resulting battle and a senior tie together the two men's fabrics, emblematically anchoring them together and lets them know they should go to the cash-flow to stand preliminary in the sovereign's court."

"The current equity framework has a long way to go from the past," Moges says.

"As a producer and as somebody residing in a culture where oral custom is as yet noticeable, my heart is full and I am eager to carry the film to the general population," he said, adding, "The acknowledgment was great; individuals adored it but since of dread of copyright encroachment we didn't take the film to various urban areas."

The film is the victor of Ethiopia's 2019 Leza Awards for Best Film, Best Actor and Best Actress and Alem Cinema's 2019 Best Film Award.

On Friday December 5, 2019, Synergy Habesha Films and Communication along with Habesha View has marked an advancement and creation consent to disperse Quragnaye film around the world. It is the first of its sort.

"We are charmed to be the global wholesaler of Enchained and taking the film on visit to North America and have it debuted in New York as a component of the New York Diaspora International Film Festival on December 11 and 15 and to Washington DC on December 12," Tigist Kebede, Habesha View organizer, said.

"We took the film to London last week and this week the film will be separated Washington DC and New York," she added.

Tigist approached producers who work on unique and memorable pictures to work with them. "We couldn't have any contact up until this point, so assuming one has a unique story like this we are glad to work with them," she said.

Moges on his side said "We are glad to get an Ethiopian wholesaler; I accept we will accomplish such a great deal more with them."

Habesha View was established in 2015 to satisfy an unmistakable need to give top caliber and promptly open TV projects to the Ethiopian and Eritrean diaspora networks all over the planet having an expected populace of more than 6,000,000.

Habesha View's substance incorporates live TV, narratives, dramatization, kids programs, way of life shows, which is accessible to watch on iOS, android, Apple TV, Roku and PC.