Review: Deep Focus, Reflections on Cinema

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In the preface to a new anthology of previously unpublished essays by Satyajit Ray, filmmaker Shyam Benegal recalls his first encounter with Pather Panchali, in a matinee show in a south Kolkata cinema.

Updated on: Jul 14, 2012 12:39 PM IST

Hindustan Times | By Harsh Mander

An anthology of critical essays by Satyajit Ray, reflecting on cinema as he knew it.

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...Read MoreHarsh Mander is an activist and author of several books including, Fractured Freedom: Chronicles from India’s Margins and Looking Away: Inequality, Prejudice and Indifference in New India. Read Less

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Review: Deep Focus, Reflections on Cinema

In the preface to a new anthology of previously unpublished essays by Satyajit Ray, filmmaker Shyam Benegal recalls his first encounter with Pather Panchali, in a matinee show in a south Kolkata cinema.

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Review: Deep Focus, Reflections on Cinema

In the preface to a new anthology of previously unpublished essays by Satyajit Ray, filmmaker Shyam Benegal recalls his first encounter with Pather Panchali, in a matinee show in a south Kolkata cinema.