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Bharathiraja: The Aladdin of Tamil cinema
CHENNAI: Like Aladdin rubbing the magic lamp to set the genie free, Bharathiraja liberated an intense version of Tamil cinema that had long remained bottled up within studio sets and shooting floors. With 16 Vayadhiniley (1977), he blazed a trail and revealed the rugged and lush beauty of Tamil Nadu’s countryside to both filmmakers and moviegoers. It was a cult film that marked the beginning of a new era in Tamil cinema.
Honouring the man who kept cinema alive in remote outback city
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Right-wing mogul ignites culture war in French cinema
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Bharathiraja: Meet the filmmaker who changed Tamil cinema
Veteran filmmaker Bharathiraja, one of the most celebrated names in Indian cinema, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 84. As reported by Indian Express, the director died at his residence in Chennai due to age-related health complications, according to family. Bharathiraja built a career spanning nearly five decades.
Backrooms is a reminder that the internet is the future of cinema
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Sakshi Agarwal pays tribute to Bharathiraja; says 'he changed the language of Tamil cinema'
The Tamil film industry is in utter despair over the death of legendary filmmaker Bharathiraja. Bharathiraja, popularly known as the ‘Iyakkunar Imayam’, changed the face of Tamil cinema with his realistic storytelling and memorable characters. For several decades in his professional career, he made movies focusing on village life, human emotions, and culture.
The Amazing Digital Circus: Another YouTube sensation hits cinemas
The Amazing Digital Circus is being shown in cinemas after fans emailed chains asking them to show it.
The Amazing Digital Circus: Another YouTube sensation hits cinemas
The Amazing Digital Circus is being shown in cinemas after fans emailed chains asking them to show it.
What’s gone wrong at Everyman and can the luxury cinema chain regain its magic?
More competition and loss-making sites are among the challenges for the new turnaround chief executiveWith its comfy sofas and a menu of gourmet treats including Béarnaise smash burgers and trendy Whispering Angel rosé wine at £47 a bottle, Everyman has thrived as the go-to chain for a luxury cinema trip. Yet a quarter of a century after reinventing the movie-going experience, growing from a single venue in Hampstead in London to a national player with 49 sites, the arthouse chain finds...
What’s gone wrong at Everyman and can the luxury cinema chain regain its magic?
More competition and loss-making sites are among the challenges for the new turnaround chief executiveWith its comfy sofas and a menu of gourmet treats including Béarnaise smash burgers and trendy Whispering Angel rosé wine at £47 a bottle, Everyman has thrived as the go-to chain for a luxury cinema trip. Yet a quarter of a century after reinventing the movie-going experience, growing from a single venue in Hampstead in London to a national player with 49 sites, the arthouse chain finds...