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Tag Archives: Japanese cinema

Suffering of Ninko: Clash of Restraint and Libido

Norihiro Niwatsukino’s bold attempt Suffering of Ninko looks into the inner self of a Buddhist Monk Ninko. This partially crowd-funded debut announces arrival of a talented filmmaker whose film did create interest among the critics wherever it was screened including the Busan International Film Festival. A Silhouette review by noted...

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14 Minutes of Tsai Ming Liang and the Collision with the Spectacles

Critique

Gaheen Hriday: A Powerful Film by Agnidev Chatterjee

Indian Film Reviews

Musical Rhythms of the Running Train

Music Makers

In Search of History - A Review of Maati

Indian Film Reviews

Munshi Premchand on Celluloid

Indian Cinema Retrospectives

Anoop Gadodia on Musical Rhythms of the Running Train
Missing Saanjh ki bela (Mumtaz Ali and Cuckoo), Aayi bahaar aaj aayi bahaar, Chamka subah ka tara, Apni to har aah, etc., etc.
Anoop Gadodia on Musical Rhythms of the Running Train
I wish to know how Yeh duniya toofan mail was picturised.
The Master of Qawwali Roshan and some hidden qawwalis of Madan Mohan | Songs Of Yore on Barsat Ki Raat Part 2: The Qawwali Duels
2. Here is an excellent article by Monica Kar on the qawwalis of Barsaat Ki Raat.
Lakshmi K. Tummala on Rhythms of Shankar Jaikishan
Anand, your articles are always very interesting and informative. Enjoyed reading this one.. Thank you, Antara, for sharing.
Dr. Pisharoty Chandran on Musical Rhythms of the Running Train
Mrinal Sen introduced his Bhuvan Shome with 'Drut-Taans', simulating the sound of a running train as graphics of the track kept running alongside the ...