Buongiorno a tutti, auguro una felice giornata a tutti con un video che mi dà tanta energia, un'esibizione di danza Bharatanatyam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgiLOzFQh14
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgiLOzFQh14
Inspired by the life of Charlie Chaplin, the film brings the audience in a magic atmosphere, showing the odyssey of a man amidst starvation and struggle in the pursuit of achieving fame by showcasing his talent.
A lyrical and moving portrait shot by Satyajit Ray about the life and work of the celebrated poet, writer and philosopher Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913.
Based upon the novel Ghare Baire by Tagore, the film deals with two extremely modern topics: the emancipation of women and dangers of fervent nationalism. The film was in competition for the Palme d'Or in Cannes in 1984. It features Victor Banerjee and Soumitra Chatterjee.
The Sikh temple of Amristar is everyday crowded with dozens of thousands of prayers, going there for the rituals. For them, hundreds of volunteers prepare the food for every meal, in a huge choreography, articulate on the rhythm of the preparation, in a never ending circle.
In Pakistan a father with five daughters and a hermaphrodite son deals with the everyday struggle of earning a living. But poverty is not the biggest problem as violence, intolerance and bigotry are the main issues of the struggle of the young women of the family.
From a Tagore story, it talks about a tax collector who moves into a haunted mansion in a small town and falls in love with a beautiful ghost.
Quirky and intimate portrait of Calcutta and its people, who love to talk about everything. The conversations or addas never stop: in the street corners, cafes, markets and living rooms.
Can experiences change our life? It happens to four different women: the first one meets a stranger during her honeymoon, the second tries to figure out the meaning of her dream, the third decides to follow her Dhamma and the last one discovers that real friendship is not playing a social role.
Images of daily actions, almost like rituals, painting a fresco of colours and spirituality, bringing on the big screen the dance and the gesture that go with everyday life in some villages, in the constant effort of keeping the connection with the spiritual world of nature.
A hit at the Indian box office, with a cast of young Bollywood stars, this is a crazy and fun road movie. A trip to Spain of three friends that will change their lives forever.
Haidar, a taxi Pakistani driver, dreams of going to India to see the Taj Mahal. Unfortunately the long-standing relationship of hostility between India and Pakistan, make Haidar's quest for a visa look almost impossible.
Inspired from the ancient Greek myth, Elektra is a psycho-sensual drama heavily charged with primal energy. A rueful journey into the bruised familial bonds of an aristocratic household in Central Kerala, the film explores the texture of desire and loss.
A documentary on the very complex cinema-fan relationship in India. It is about people, who while living on the edge in their day to day existence, find a bond with moving images, words and stories. They consume cinema differently and also edit out films according to audience tastes.
Sharon and Sharona are the last two educators of the Jewish community Bene Israel settled in India two thousand years ago. They have to decide to stay in India and be Jewish or fly to Israel in order to provide their children a better Jewish life.
After having lost her entire family in the Asian tsunami, Parvati, leaves her small village in Sri Lanka and immigrates to Canada, into a family of distant relatives. She begins working in a hotel as a chambermaid where she meets a host of people who will have life-changing effects on her.
How much we accept to lie in our lives? The two protagonists of Esha do it to have a Western name, a man in order to hide an afternoon affair to his wife, a whole family to seem free spirited and unconventional and the young assistant of a photographer to play cupid.
The hard training to become a kathakhali dancer is narrated without a word, but with images as much powerful and effective. The effort and the hard work the boys have to deal with reveal what is hidden behind those brilliant and colourful performances.
Gandu is twenty year old. He hates his life and his mother, and raps out the hate, anger, dirt and filth of his existence. He and his rikshawpuller friend enter a psychedelic world filled with violence, drugs and pornography. Reality, fiction, dreams and hallucination all blend together to create a film to experience more than to understand.
In an insensitive, unfriendly world, individual identity is often trampled over. Four different stories. Four poignant, moving stories.
Satyajit Ray adapted three short stories (The Postmaster, Monihara, and Samapti) by Tagore as a tribute to the author in his birth centenary in 1961. Female characters are in focus and the director beautifully portrays their lives and emotions.
The documentary follows all the passages that a whole Indian family has to face for the wedding of one of the daughters: from the choice of the husband to the ceremony itself. The thing the parents still don't know is that the director, their guest, is in a relationship with their only son.
The movie, starring actor-producer Aamir Khan, is about the intertwining relationships of four people and explore the city of Mumbai through their individual perspectives. In her directorial debut, Kiran Rao offers an emotional experience of a city, mixing both personal and universal themes.