New Delhi: Delhi-based filmmaker Shaunak Sen sensitive, multi-layer, and ecologically consciously, ‘all breathing’, has received a grand jury world cinema prize at the Sundance International Film Festival.
This 90-minute film is dedicated to his father, who died after a stroke last July.
Talking to Toi from Philadelphia, 34-year-old Jamia Millia Islamia and JNU alumni said this film was an attempt to do something about “grayish activities intervened, where the atmosphere itself was hostile to you”, like “AC.
From the aircraft Versatile space “.
Still from ‘all that breathe’ cents expressed deep regrets because they could not show the film to his father.
“2021 is the worst year of my life.
Everything in the film is filled with a sense of longing, moment of sadness and involvement with the question of death.
This film is an expression of who you are in the most intuitive and deep senses.
Whenever one passes the losses that shift the coordinates of life You, it’s impossible to keep away from what you make, “he said.
However, Sen resolved his personal loss to make a film.
Sundance quotes announced by Jury members Emilie Bujes said, “This poetic film gives an urgent political story while building a single and loving protagonist who rejects ecological disasters that appear to be unavoidable – with a funny touch interspersed by the depiction of the animal kingdom.
To maintain a tense tension.
When playing the character’s interior struggle and contradictions in the spirituality and the materialism they face, we present a grand jury prize to all that breathe.
“Reacting to the news, Sen told Sundance in the video released on Twitter,” I really fell silent and right- True radiant …
I have no cliche way to say this but I can’t thank you enough “The Gray Hazy Monoton waved Our lives, “” small dots “or black kites (cheel) who slid in the city sky and” dangerous air “we breathe.
Then he began to look for the protagonist.
“We met brethren: Nadeem and Saud.
There is a little media work on the extraordinary work they do.
Their own lives have cinematic and surreal quality.
They work from small basements where there is an industrial decay where this is a magisterial bird But vulnerable to being treated.
The bipolarity itself is very cinematic.
That’s how we started, “he told Toi.
“We develop grammar that is not a regular Verite Observational film …
but something is more poetic and lyrical to describe something real,” he said.
This film is edited in Denmark.
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