As a tribute to the diversity of Indian cinema, the Festival d’Automne and the Jeu de Paume showcase the works of two filmmakers, both trained at Pune Film Institute. From Assam, Jahnu Barua directed twelve feature films, which explore social aspects of rural India in a humanist and realist vein, while Adoor Gopalakrishnan’s documentaries and feature films form an ode to the arts and history of his native Kerala.
North East by South West
Jahnu Barua / Adoor Gopalakrishnan
Films by Jahnu Barua
1982 : Aparoopa (L’Attente)
1986 : Kahani Ek (One Story)
1986 : Papori
1988 : Halodhia Choraye Baodhan Khai (La Catastrophe)
1990 : Bonani (La Forêt)
1992 : Firingoti (L’Étincelle)
1995 : Porte Bohu Xagoroloi (C’est un long chemin vers la mer)
1998 : Kuhkhal (The Price of Freedom)
2000 : Pokhi (Et la rivière coule)
2003 : Ramdhem Konikar (Ride on the Rainbow)
2004 : Tora (Tora’s Love)
2005 : Maine Ghandi Ko Nahin Mara (Je n’ai pas tué Ghandi)
Films by Adoor Gopalakrishnan
1977 : One’s Own Choice
1981 : Rat Trap
1984 : Face to Face
1987 : Monologue
1989 : Walls
1994 : The Servile*
1995 : The Protagonist*
2003 : Shadow Kill (Le Serviteur de Kali)*
2007 : Four Women*
2008 : A Climate for Crime*
*Presented Films
Partnership with the Festival d’Automne à Paris
October 25 to December 20
Address : 1, place de la Concorde Jardin des Tuileries 75008 Paris
Metro : Concorde (lines 1, 8, 12)
Bus : 24, 42, 72, 73, 84, 94
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Octobre 25 to Decembre 20
3€
Détailed Programme coming soon here and on www.jeudepaume.org
