Posted by: nirmalamagazine on: August 25, 2009
What you can learn from this brief presentation:
As Martin Scorsese says: no director have really depicted the making of the history in a movie before.
Scorsese’s encountering with the poetic cinema of Ray.
The importance of uderstanding the life in the villages and in the places we walk by routine.
The three times awarded movie The chess players (1977) by [...]
Posted by: nirmalamagazine on: April 16, 2008
The difficult time of India under the Bristish empire. His humanist ideas and messages.
He understood the children so well. The last years and the message on civilazation:
see the part 1,2,3 here
Posted by: nirmalamagazine on: April 15, 2008
Rabindra Nath Tagore was a lovely child who disliked the school methods of his time:
He grew in an artstical frame where music, poetry and dance were considered of spiritual importance. He wrote “The Awakening of the Waterfalls” after his experience of self-realization:
His vision of a free based [...]
