Satyajit Ray remains a leading idol for Bengalis all over the world even more than 30 years after his death. Bangladeshi Proshoon Rahman pays tribute to the great filmmakers by coming up with a movie that moves somewhere between the feature, the documentary, and the film about the film. “Dear Satyajit” has already screened in a number of festivals around the world, including Vancouver, Florence and Kerala, winning the Jury Prize for Best Feature from Florence, and Best Actor, Best Cinematography & Best Editing Award in Feature Film Category from Jaipur.
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The movie starts with a documentarian, Aparajita Huq, wishing to shoot a hybrid documentary to commemorate Ray's birthday centenary celebration. She has already found a protagonist in Asif Mahmud, a man who resembles the Bengali filmmaker in a number of ways, with the first scenes dealing with her meeting the...
“Dear Satyajit” review is part of the Submit Your Film Initiative
The movie starts with a documentarian, Aparajita Huq, wishing to shoot a hybrid documentary to commemorate Ray's birthday centenary celebration. She has already found a protagonist in Asif Mahmud, a man who resembles the Bengali filmmaker in a number of ways, with the first scenes dealing with her meeting the...
- 8/1/2023
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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