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  • Soul of India: A Tribute to Om Puri

     

    SOUL OF INDIA: A TRIBUTE TO OM PURI (2000) (Ed.)

    National Museum of Photography, Film & Television

    Contributors: Ian Aspinall, Chris Bisson, Steve Coogan, Ayub Khan Din, Susan George & Simon MacCorkindale, Rachel Griffiths, Roland Joffe, Duncan Kenworthy, Emil Marwa, Ismail Merchant, Jimi Mistry, Govind Nihalani, Damien O’Donnell, Udayan Prasad

    A monograph produced as part of the 6th Bite the Mango Festival of Asian & Black Cinema in September 2000 honouring the prolific Indian actor, Om Puri. He has made hundreds of film appearances straddling British classics (Gandhi, City of Joy) and Hollywood thrillers (The Ghost and the Darkness) as well as art house and blockbuster entries in his homeland. Puri also has a close association with the north of England, starring in My Son the Fanatic, East is East and its sequel, West is West. Contributors include Roland Joffe, Govind Nihalani, Steve Coogan, Ismail Merchant, Ayub Khan Din, Udayan Prasad and Rachel Griffiths.

  • Remembering "Clint Eastwood of Bollywood"
  • Sky Arts bringing four National Theatre Live productions to TV, including Danny Boyle’s Frankenstein

    If you missed Benedict Cumberbatchand Jonny Lee Millerin Danny Boyle’s Frankensteinproduction, Sky Artsis bringing it to TV for your convenience. More below.

    Going to the theatre still feels like a fancy, special occasion. It can also be a bit on the pricey side, but the National Theatrehas taken great steps to making the productions more accessible with special cinema screenings of selected shows.

    Sky Arts is now making National Theatre productions even more accessible by bringing three different plays to TV for the very first time. Othello, The Crucibleand two versions of Frankensteinwill be aired on Sky Arts, Freeview and Now.

    Othello, directed by Clint Dyer, stars Giles Terera, Rosy McEwenand Paul Hilton, while Erin Dohertyand Brendan Cowellstar in The Cruciblewhich was directed by Lyndsey Turner. Both plays were originally performed in 2022 and captured on the stages of the National Theatre.

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    Paapa Essiedu: ‘Is this part harder than Hamlet? Yeah, it’s different gravy, mate’

    The actor on his challenging new West End role, sweating profusely on stage, and why he almost became a doctor

    Paapa Essieduis a 34-year-old British-Ghanaian actor who moves seamlessly between stage, TV and film. Brought up in Walthamstow, north-east London, he trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Dramabefore joining the RSC. At 25, he became the first black actor to play Hamlet for the company. Essiedu was also Kwamein the 2020 BBCcomedy drama I May Destroy You, created by his Guildhallclassmate Michaela Coel. Next up, he stars in Death of England: Delroy, the second of Clint Dyerand Roy Williams’s state-of-the-nation trilogy of plays, which premiered at the National Theatre between 2020 and 2023 and are now being performed together in the West End. Essiedu lives in London with his wife, the actor and comedian Rosa Ro

    Director Harikumar has been keeping himself busy. After 2017’s critically acclaimed Clint, the veteran behind such titles as Sukrutham, Ezhunnallathu, and Swayamvara Panthal made two films Jwalamukhi, starring Surabhi Lakshmi; and Autorickshawkarante Bharya, headlined by Suraj Venjaramoodu and Ann Augustine. The latter, which hits theatres soon, sees Ann Augustine returning to the silver screen after a brief hiatus. In a conversation with Cinema Express, Harikumar spoke about adapting the M Mukundan short story on which the film’s screenplay is based, and picking Suraj and Ann for playing the story’s married couple.

    Interestingly, the initial name considered for the titular role was Nimisha Sajayan. But since Suraj and Nimisha had traversed similar territory before, Ann was chosen instead. When Harikumar first had Suraj in mind for the husband character, he wasn’t a “big star”. Harikumar wanted an actor who didn’t have stardom attached to him. He then witnessed the massive success of The Great Indian Kitchen and some of Suraj’s subsequent releases elevating the actor’s status overnight. “During the shoot, I told Suraj that if I were to do the film now, I might have considered someone else,” says the director, adding that Suraj’s subtle acting touches worked in the character’s favour.

    The M Mukundan short story first caught Harikumar’s fancy when he stumbled upon it in a weekly. He felt it was ripe for a cinematic adaptation. But he also felt the original story was short enough only for a short film or teleserial. He asked Mukundan to expand the material to make it more suitable for a feature-length movie, which meant incorporating additional characters and subplots (Swasika Vijay features in one of them). “Mukundan first suggested I write it myself, but since I was particular about shooting the film in Mahe (the film’s main location) and having the characters converse in the local dialect, I deemed it prudent to let the original writer develop it instead

    10 Underrated Comedy Movies From The 1990s

    The 1990s were an amazing time for comedy movies. Major stars like Jim Carreyand Adam Sandlerseemed to be churning out one hit after another, dominating the box office with their seemingly endless stream of big laughs. Rom-coms also flourished during this era, with numerous major hits like Cluelessand 10 Things I Hate About Youconsistently pleasing audiences with their enjoyable balance of humor and heart. No matter what your tastes were, there was bound to be something to make you laugh when you entered a movie theater in the '90s, even if it was cringe comedy.

    However, not every great comedy from the '90s managed to achieve the same level of popularity or critical acclaim. Many hilarious films actually flew under the radar for the most part, falling in the shadows of other, more popular movies. Although these films may not have made as much of a splash,...

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    ‘Maple Leaf Dreams’ Movie Ending Explained & Recap: Did Molly And Macky Get Their PR?

    There have been many films about immigration, migrants, and homesickness. Brooklyn, Lost in Translation, East is East, My Beautiful Laundrette, and House of Sand and Fogare some of the films that discuss the struggle that comes from migrating to a new country and adjusting to that lifestyle. Maple Leaf Dreamsis a story of a couple that moves to Canada but faces many hardships in their pursuit of a good lifestyle.

    Spoilers Ahead

    How did Molly and Macky meet?

    Molly had been dreaming of moving to Canada for a while. Initially she wanted to do a caregiver’s course in the hope it would land her a job in Canada and she could pursue her life from then on. Molly met Macky at a favorite restaurant of hers, Manang Dinakdakan, and they shared a meal together and introduced themselves to each other. A year later, Macky was working in the same city as Molly.

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    ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Star Robert Shee

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  • Ayub Khan Din's “East Is East.”