Imphal, Nov. 15 -- A feature film revisiting the 1974 death of a young Tangkhul Naga woman and the protests that led to the formation of a prominent Naga women's organisation was released and screened at Camp Hebron, the General Headquarters (GHQ) of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) in Peren district, Nagaland, on November 13.

Titled ROSE, the film was produced by M-Series and Jangko Production House. It chronicles the life and death of 20-year-old Rose from Kumram village in the then Ukhrul district of Manipur and the subsequent mobilisation of Tangkhul women demanding justice and accountability.

According to the account presented by the filmmakers, Rose, born on February 21, 1954, to N. Angti and N. Binu, was alleg...