A powerful documentary that captures both the harsh realities and remarkable resilience of sex workers in Kolkata. Directed by Bipuljit Basu, the film documents the founding of CAM-ON, a collective comprising sex workers, their families, and their children who have united around filmmaking as an act of solidarity and self-representation. Together, they challenge deep-rooted stigma while building a mobile cinema, a space where they can see themselves, their histories, and their futures reflected on screen. Shot across India, Finland, and Latvia, this intimate portrait celebrates the courage of community self-organizing and the transformative power of shared storytelling. A fitting finale to Cinema of Commoning 2026, this film reminds us that cinema can be a tool for liberation and collective dignity.

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