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Visible Voice And Imaginary Appearance: Let Her Absence Speak For Herself

When voice becomes visible, it fails as a controlling entity of the narrative; rather the voice itself becomes uncontrollable and uncanny.

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Visible Voice And Imaginary Appearance: Let Her Absence Speak For Herself

Shob Charitro Kalponik may be the first time in Bipasha’s career that her distinct, appealing voice is muted and replaced with that of ‘a much older lady’.

The Relationship Between Film And Other Art Forms

Peter Greenaway’s film The Draughtsman’s Contract seems to me like a motion picture absorbing other forms of art.

New York: Capturing The Essence

New York is much more than a studio where films are shot for reasons of convenience, it has a soul that seeps into and is used by different filmmakers.

Absurdist Themes In The Virgin Spring

The theme of Ingmar Bergman's The Virgin Spring can be best recognized as an allusion to the philosophy of the Absurd

Satyajit Ray’s Sakha Prosakha: A Critic of Contemporary Ethics

A modern humanist, Satyajit Ray usually holds the balance even between aesthetics and ethics, thereby eschewing the twin evils of propaganda and didacticism

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