1) Ghatak- Megha Dhaka Tara/ Subarnarekha/Ajantrik
2) Ray- Apu Trilogy
4) Adoor Gopalakrishnan- Ellipattayam(Rat-Trap)
5) Guru Dutt- Pyaasa/Shaeb Biwi Gulam
6) V Shantaram- Do Aanekh Baarh Haath
7) Mani Kaul- Duvidha, Uski Roti
9) Mirnal Sen- Interview, Calcutta 71
10) Shyam Benegal- Bhumkia, an absolute favorite, second, Suraj Ka Saatva Ghoodha
11) Andaz Apna Apna/ Kundan Shah- Jaane Bhi Do Aaryo
12) Prakash Jha- Gangajaal
13) Murali Nair- The Death Throne and A Dog’s Day
14) Girish Kasarvalli- Ghatashraddha, Thayei Shebba, Gulabi Talkies.
15) Buddhadeb Dasgupta- His movies I discovered recently, and its was a revelation. Uttara(won at Venice), Kaalpurrush, Lal Darja.
well, I’m sure they are more…will post in more..
Beside to celebrate the spirit of Indian cinema, along with a group of cinephile we’ve started a e-zine( monthly) cum website on Indian Cinema.
www.indianauteur.com
It’s great to see a discussion on Ghatak. A director I admire a lot, we had a complete issue on Ghatak, that would be online again. I highly recommend his interview that is worth reading.
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Few Fav:
1) Ghatak- Megha Dhaka Tara/ Subarnarekha/Ajantrik
2) Ray- Apu Trilogy
4) Adoor Gopalakrishnan- Ellipattayam(Rat-Trap)
5) Guru Dutt- Pyaasa/Shaeb Biwi Gulam
6) V Shantaram- Do Aanekh Baarh Haath
7) Mani Kaul- Duvidha, Uski Roti
9) Mirnal Sen- Interview, Calcutta 71
10) Shyam Benegal- Bhumkia, an absolute favorite, second, Suraj Ka Saatva Ghoodha
11) Andaz Apna Apna/ Kundan Shah- Jaane Bhi Do Aaryo
12) Prakash Jha- Gangajaal
13) Murali Nair- The Death Throne and A Dog’s Day
14) Girish Kasarvalli- Ghatashraddha, Thayei Shebba, Gulabi Talkies.
15) Buddhadeb Dasgupta- His movies I discovered recently, and its was a revelation. Uttara(won at Venice), Kaalpurrush, Lal Darja.
well, I’m sure they are more…will post in more..
Beside to celebrate the spirit of Indian cinema, along with a group of cinephile we’ve started a e-zine( monthly) cum website on Indian Cinema.
www.indianauteur.com
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It’s great to see a discussion on Ghatak. A director I admire a lot, we had a complete issue on Ghatak, that would be online again. I highly recommend his interview that is worth reading.
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