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Roja: how can we love and live apart?
(26/06/2009
publié dans : film reviews
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Roja is an excellent little movie made by Mani Ratnam back in 1992, starring Arvind Swami and Madhoo (Raghunath); it was a real pleasure to watch another of Mani Ratnam’s works. His intelligence, ... -
Parshuramer Kuthar, motherhood and prostitution
(17/06/2009
publié dans : film reviews
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This stunning little movie (65 minutes) made in 1989 by Nabyendu Chatterjee, who died recently (2005) tells the story of Laxmi (pronounced Loki), a Bengali village woman whose husband fell from a ... -
Nuts about Nutan!
(08/06/2009
publié dans : letstalkaboutbollywood
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Basant (1960) is a loony movie where what you see is more important than what you understand. There is a story, sort of, (tolerably interesting in the first half but totally zany in the second!) ... -
Nishaant, the brutality of male (and female) desire
(01/06/2009
publié dans : film reviews
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“Vishvam (Naseeruddin Shah) is one of four brothers who rule their feudal village in pre-independence India with an iron grip. They execute various criminal schemes to increase their own wealth at ...