Aneesh Chaganty (Aneesh Chaganty) , born in Hyderabad, India in 1991, is an Indian-American director and screenwriter, and graduated from the University of Southern California
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In 2014, Aneesh Chaganty directed the short film "Seeds", thus starting his career as a director
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. In 2018, she directed her debut feature film " Searching ", which won multiple awards including the Sundance Film Festival "Next Generation Audience Award" and "Alfred Sloan Feature Film Award"
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. In 2020, directed the feature film "Escape", which will be released in North America on May 8
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Performing Experience
In 2014, Aneesh Chaganty directed the short film "Seeds", which officially started his career as a director; the film was shot using Google Glasses and received more than 1 million subscriptions within 24 hours of being shown on YouTube. He also became an Internet celebrity overnight, and joined the Google Innovation Research Room with the film
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In 2018, directed the first feature film " Searching ". The film uses a computer desktop as a carrier. It tells the story of a 16-year-old girl who went missing by her father by cracking the password of her daughter's social networking site. The film was also released one after another. He was shortlisted for many film festivals such as the Asian American International Film Festival
, and won many awards including the Sundance Film Festival "Next Generation Audience Award" and "Alfred Sloan
Feature Film Award" , and Los Angeles Asia Pacific Film Festival Audience Award
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In 2020, directed the feature film "Escape", starring Sarah Paulson, telling the story between a mother and daughter in a house
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Character Evaluation
Aneesh Chaganty's film ambitions are fully presented in his debut feature film "Searching". The film is full of artistic beauty close to reality, tells classic thriller stories in a new way, and successfully combines front-end technology and plot content. It feels novel and nostalgic, without any sense of contradiction, and impressive
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Aneesh Chaganty is deeply influenced by "Bollywood" and "Hollywood", and his debut novel "Searching" is amazing
. Through careful design and creative narrative, Aneesh Chaganty tells a very clever disappearance mystery in "Searching". The plot created by Chaganti surpasses the technology of the film itself, giving a clever and brand-new interpretation of the old-fashioned story theme
. The family affection in the Internet age reflected in the film is thought-provoking
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Extended Reading
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Jean
2022-04-19 09:01:53
Internet stalking
Dang Dang Dang Dang is now officially announcing that the Internet has become my most comfortable suspense film of the year!
If I were to make a subjective rating of suspense films, Mystery on the Internet would definitely rank in the top five in the category of making people feel comfortable.
Why,...
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Domenica
2022-03-29 09:01:02
An Alternative Interpretation of Mother's Last Confession
I doubt the authenticity of the last sentence my mother said. I think this is a suspense that the movie deliberately left everyone.
A mother who dotes on her son so much that she even committed a crime for him and killed the drug addict to cover up the truth. When faced with interrogation, will she...
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Ofelia
2022-03-26 09:01:05
Online version of Hurricane Rescue. I have to say that other people's search engines are good, and I don't know how cold it is.
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Arnold
2022-03-23 09:01:53
This ending... The reversal is too big (but the movie is very good, such as the opening Windows section, and even a bit of the visual sense of the opening of Pixar's animation flying house), the movie is similar to the Unfiended: dark web released this year, and the whole movie is all through the camera To show that in this full "screen" movie, it is also a reversal of the constantly advancing suspense, and the constant deepening of the father's love for his daughter, careful and persistent belief. This method can only be tried once. In the category of drama films, due to the limitation of the screen, there are more or less today’s arguments or a sense of television that is close to science. Then compare the two Unfiended films to show how a better story is. important...