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Jane 2022-03-21 09:02:46
Natural style paintings of the Indian Bangladeshi countryside / Occasional emotions are a luxury <Dai Jinhua>
1. "Song of the Earth" has a double theme. One theme is man and nature, and the other is man and society. It can be said that an ancient realist melodrama unfolds in the vast nature, or it can be said that a picture scroll about human social life unfolds in nature through a family.
2. Each turn of...
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Duane 2022-01-12 08:01:15
Perseverance under poverty
The first part of the classic "Arp Trilogy" in Indian film history and even the world film history is also the debut work of director Satyajit Rey. Blockbuster.
This film is adapted from a Bengali growth novel of the same name (literally translated as "Song of the Road", but I don't know why the...
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Jeanne 2022-03-24 09:03:01
#Northern Film FestivalRewatch# 1. Their stories do not come from dramatic climaxes, but from slow rhythm and painstakingly observed details. 2. Rey offers a noble perspective on the extreme poverty and ancient rituals of a remote Bengali village. A family is trying to survive in this environment. My father left his hometown to find a job. The two children either took the sheep and stole some gadgets, or ran to meet the train coming out of the smoke from behind the reeds... The forest was close at hand, and the rain was about to hit.
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General 2022-03-24 09:03:01
The house leaks when it rains overnight, the wind and rain are about to come and the lotus leaves move, if it is a color film, it would be great to steal a necklace, be a writer, the raindrops are bald, the fruit has no name, the package suppresses the kitten, and the kitten is startled, not wearing shoes is not only because I can't afford to wear it, but the lower castes are not qualified to wear it. There are also ventilation and heat dissipation on the feet and it is convenient to walk through mud pits. It is said that the dirtier the feet are, the more religious they are. Women can also apply toe oil.
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Sarbojaya Ray: Listen - you lived in Benares a long time. Do people know you there?
Harihar Ray: Some certainly do.
Sarbojaya Ray: Isn't there a ghat by the river where priests sing and recite from the scriptures?
Harihar Ray: It's called Dashashamedh Ghat.
Sarbojaya Ray: They earn a lot there, right?
Harihar Ray: I suppose.
Sarbojaya Ray: Then let's go.
Harihar Ray: We can't do that.
Sarbojaya Ray: Why not?
Harihar Ray: How can we? I left there to return here to my ancestral home. I can't go the other direction now.
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Sarbojaya Ray: This is my home now too. But just look at it. It's like living in the jungle. Jackals prowling around as soon as night falls. No neighbors to sit and talk to. When you're not here, I'm terribly uneasy. But you wouldn't understand. You eat and sleep and go about your work, unconcerned whether you're paid or not. I had lots of dreams too. All the things I wanted to do...
