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Always Being Born: A Memoir
20₹524.25Discover the captivating memoir of Mrinal Sen, the acclaimed Indian filmmaker and a key figure in the Indian New Wave. “Always Being Born” offers an intimate glimpse into Sen’s life, exploring his political activism, artistic inspirations, and reflections on the world of cinema. From his encounters with cinematic legends to his deep connection with Calcutta, this memoir is a must-read for film enthusiasts and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Indian cinema and social commentary. ISBN: 9781803091761
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Montage: Life, Politics, Cinema
0Original price was: ₹764.15.₹764.15Current price is: ₹764.15.Dive into the extraordinary fifty-year journey of a towering figure in Indian cinema. This definitive anthology offers a rich tapestry of memoirs, letters, political musings, and critiques, providing deep insights into the life and art of a master filmmaker. Explore his nuanced portrayal of Calcutta, his views on fellow luminaries like Satyajit Ray and Ritwik Ghatak, and his profound engagement with politics and cinema. Essential for Indian film enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone captivated by the potent blend of life, politics, and cinema. Discover the creative landscape of a true Indian auteur.
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The Absence Trilogy (India List)
0Original price was: ₹699.00.₹510.27Current price is: ₹510.27.Explore the poignant themes of alienation and loss in Indian middle-class life with ‘The Absence Trilogy (India List)’. This essential volume from The Bookish Owl showcases three seminal films by the legendary Mrinal Sen: Ekdin Pratidin, Kharij, and Ekdin Achanak. Though not a formal trilogy, these celebrated works delve into the profound impact of absence—a sudden disappearance and its ripple effects on family dynamics, values, and relationships. Featuring detailed shot-by-shot script reconstructions, a compelling introductory essay by Somnath Zutshi, and striking black-and-white film stills, this book offers deep insights into Sen’s masterful parallel cinema. Discover the enduring cinematic artistry and thematic richness of one of India’s most influential filmmakers, now accessible to a global audience.