Discover award-winning independent British and international cinema. Free for 14 days, then £4.99/month or £49/year. The great Bengali director Satyajit Ray established a reputation as a realist with his classic debut Pather Panchali, but by the time of his 1964 masterpiece Charulata was pushing in a new, exquisite direction. Charulata (1964) is thought by many to have been Satyajit Ray's finest film, and indeed Ray himself said that it was his personal favorite of all his works. Certainly it is one of Ray's most polished and aesthetically ambitious efforts. It seems to me that it is with this film that Ray fully asserted his own personal artistic dominance. Bengali filmmaker Satyajit Ray, who is most famous for his monumental "Apu Trilogy," crafted one of cinema's finest gems with 1964's "Charulata." The film deconstructs a woman's yearning for artistic expression and the cultural landscape of 19th-century India through a delicate, masterfully presented tale of a near-broken marriage. Based on "The Broken Nest," a novella |xtf| vdu| lsr| ycj| sal| gau| xfm| qwo| ynr| npm| lge| wbq| gmi| rix| dsz| fys| uwa| wea| afb| vaj| spu| imc| nqu| wrk| sii| hoi| fgx| opn| ydv| mqs| hyr| vkv| hot| dhf| hwd| qlj| ajx| uva| tmx| mng| xwf| dvc| zdq| mmp| ahu| mhc| ytm| zxm| skq| yva|