Our films, their films

By:

Ray, Satyajit

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Orient Blackswan Pvt. Ltd. Delhi 2020Description: viii, 219 pISBN:

9788125015659

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

791.43 RAY

Summary: his book brings together Satyajit Ray’s major writings and talks on film makers, and presents them in two sections. Our Films is devoted mainly to his own experiences and contains many interesting anecdotes, but also has observations to offer on trends in Indian films. Their Films deals with some films abroad that have become landmarks in the history of cinema—from the silent era to the present day and offers glimpses of great directors like Renoir, John Ford, Kurosawa and Charlie Chaplin, who are Ray’s personal favorites.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
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his book brings together Satyajit Ray’s major writings and talks on film makers, and presents them in two sections. Our Films is devoted mainly to his own experiences and contains many interesting anecdotes, but also has observations to offer on trends in Indian films. Their Films deals with some films abroad that have become landmarks in the history of cinema—from the silent era to the present day and offers glimpses of great directors like Renoir, John Ford, Kurosawa and Charlie Chaplin, who are Ray’s personal favorites.

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