With an amazing, and again, without any bias, background score by AR Rahman, titling camerawork by Anthony Dod Mantle, and crisp editing by Jon Harris, this movie is a whole package. Boy, are the Brits at it again. The mind-blowing use of a Handycam and regular standard cameras is a treat by itself. And along with that, throw in JAMES FRANCO, you got a winner!
by Subhojit Sanyal Rituparno was no ordinary man, he was just no ordinary creative genius, he was much more than just the reasons he was […]
The Partition haunted Ritwik Ghatak all his life as did the subject of refugees. He identified himself with the pain and anguish of refugees who lost their entity and had to readjust in the alien environment. In his book, Cinema and I, Ghatak had said: “Cinema, to me, is a means of expressing my anger at the sorrows and sufferings of my people”
Though made in 1988, Tamas needs to be screened again, over all channels, since the message of the story is perhaps far more relevant now than it was then.
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING EYE-POPPING? PRESENTING DEAD BLONDE ROCKING!! by Monojit Lahiri Advertising is the art of seducing and enticing the unguarded to buy products & […]
