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Tag Archives: cinema of Peter Weir

From the Director to the Protagonist: Displacement in the Cinema of Peter Weir

It can be argued that the professional and personal displacement experienced by Peter Weir during his Australian career and after his migration to Hollywood is...

International Cinema Retrospectives

RaunakJoy on Though He Actually Never Met Her…
A very nice article in remembrance of the Late Sandhya Mukherjee- a rare Colossus in the field of both modern and classical Indian music. It's hard to...
Amar Nath Jaiswal on Deep Jele Jai: Representation Of The Physically And Mentally Challenged
A very nice movie. Very nice. But I want to see the picture of real Radha. I also want to know about her in detail.
Reena Dasgupta on The Making of Maa: Bimal Roy’s Debut in Bombay
A slice of history of the making of an iconic movie . So well translated by Ratnottoma Sengupta from her great father Nabendu Ghosh’s autobiography ...
Manek Premchand on Director’s Chair, ‘Sui Generis’: A Book in a Class of Its Own
Shailendra was remarkable I agree, but isn't there so much on him already? But grateful again sir🙏
RAMENDRA KUMAR on Director’s Chair, ‘Sui Generis’: A Book in a Class of Its Own
Hi Manek Sir, I am so glad that you liked the review. Your remarkable writing and erudition deserve this and lots more. Wishing 'Director's Chair' man...

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