Imphal, Nov. 15 -- Edge of Limbo, a 20-minute Mizo-language experimental fiction film directed by Ronald Chungbiklian Hauheng, was screened at the Tribal Frame 2026 National Tribal Film Festival in Manipur's Imphal.

The film explores the fragile boundary between memory, consciousness and mortality, drawing its narrative premise from the concept that the human brain remains active for seven minutes after death.

Within that brief interval, the story follows fragments of a dying man's recollections as he revisits shared moments with the people he loved.

As the narrative unfolds, the boundaries between reality and memory gradually blur, shifting the focus away from death as a mere ending to examine the emotional landscape of a person's lif...