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19/05/2020

One more day to go... Have you watched it yet?

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Natya, as an audio-visual art form, was created during a time when people were experiencing constant turmoil and trouble to entertain, educate, and enable an...

16/05/2020
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16/05/2020

Gentle reminder:

Natya, as an audio-visual art form, was created during a time when people were experiencing constant turmoil and trouble to entertain, educate, and enable an...

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16/05/2020

Please tune in tonight.

05/02/2016

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05/02/2016
Celebrating dance

In today's Hindu:

"The second evening was screening of the film “The Unseen Sequence” directed by Sumantra Ghoshal. Refreshing in its genre of biopic, it highlights the single minded focus of Malavika while rehearsing her dance relentlessly. Her only companion is her mother Saroja Kamakshi who watches the rehearsals, they discuss and interact. Sumantra has succeeded in capturing magical moments, interspersing them with actual performance. The opening sequence of Malavika offering prayers dancing in sannidhi of Chidambaram temple, devotees unconcerned about her dance, going for darshan, Malavika performing with complete concentration, the camera captures those expressions without making Malavika conscious of the shooting.

One more sequence is of Malavika moving the handle round the gong creating resonances. It becomes a metaphor for her dance which creates resonances. Layered, rich with poetic conceits, Malavika’s dances of evening aarti (prayer) in Kashi, and the sound of the bell and her stamping of the feet recreate the ambience of Banaras. The death of a son of a courtesan, the setting of the sun are shifts in the thematic content. The film shows how Malavika copes up with her schedules and planning of dance after her mother passes away. It succeeds in unfolding the life of a dancer to whom nothing matters except dance."

http://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/celebrating-dance/article8194442.ece

Kalidasa in his play Malavikagnimitram has in a sequence in which two court dance gurus were to present their own disciples in a competition described the outstanding qualities of their disciples. Ho

30/07/2015
The Speaking Hand with English subtitles

We’ve waited almost twenty-five years for this. The Speaking Hand – a film we made on Ustad Zakir Hussain in the early 1990s – is now available.

You might have to make concessions for the picture quality but none whatsoever for the artist the film celebrates.
Ustad Zakir Hussain is, simply put, a genius.

Or, if you are impatient to witness the magic of Zakir (can we blame you?), simply click on this link: https://gumroad.com/l/KFeuo to buy your personal copy.

Visit www.cinematixfilms.com for details.

"The Speaking Hand" is the only full-length documentary that charts the incredible journey of the tabla maestro Ustad Zakir Hussain. Shot in the early 1990s - and unavailable for private download till now - it is an invaluable record of a musical genius at his prime. Enjoy! ____________. "It was in…

14/07/2015
The Unseen Sequence without subtitles

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THE UNSEEN SEQUENCE WITHOUT SUBTITLES: https://gumroad.com/l/FXbnS

Bharatanatyam - one of India’s most profound classical arts - is being reinterpreted, renewed and invigorated through the work of an artist rooted in tradition but with a uniquely contemporary sensibility - Malavika Sarukkai. The Unseen Sequence is, however, not simply about Malavika Sarukkai; it de…

17/06/2015
The Unseen Sequence with English subtitles

Only available till June 30th on this platform!

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http://theunseensequence.vhx.tv/

The director, Sumantra Ghosal, on Malavika Sarukkai: "Bharatanatyam - one of India’s most profound classical arts - is being reinterpreted, renewed and invigorated through the work of an artist rooted in tradition but with a uniquely contemporary sensibility - Malavika Sarukkai. The Unseen Sequence…

11/05/2015

Watch a lot of these incredible dialogues and a lot more in . ..

Download today!

Visit www.TheUnseenSequence.VHX.TV

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25/08/2014

WATCH OUT FOR THESE SCREENINGS!

USA SCREENINGS IN SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER
September 21: Asia Society | New York.
September 27: Wesleyan University | Connecticut
October 3: Washington
October 5: Emory University | Atlanta

Please spread the word....

For Details & Schedules: http://www.cinematixfilms.com/The_Unseen_Sequence.html

15/06/2014

Here's wishing the star of The Unseen Sequence - Malavika Sarukkai - a very Happy Birthday!

02/06/2014

Another Cinematix Production!

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25/04/2014
The Unseen Sequence | Official Trailer | HD

Wednesday, May 7, 2014, 6:30 pm, Theatre 4

The Unseen Sequence
Directed by Sumantra Ghosal
India, 2013, Documentary Feature Film, 98 minutes, Language English
Cast – Malavika Sarukkai

Trailer: http://vimeo.com/80181034

Synopsis: “The Unseen Sequence” – Exploring Bharatanatyam through the art of Malavika Sarukkai. Exclusively filmed performances, historical re-creations and in-depth interviews explore not just the history of the dance but also the connections and departures that Malavika makes from a hallowed and, often, unforgiving tradition. Thus, through the art of Malavika Sarukkai, we see how Bharatanatyam is being re-interpreted, renewed and invigorated.

About the Director: Sumantra Ghosal started his advertising film company – Cinematix – in 1980. Three years later he took over Equinox Films, which became the flagship company under which he produced and directed over 750 commercials many of which were awarded nationally and internationally. He has produced and directed several films that have gained national and international acclaim such as The Speaking Hand, Let’s Talk and The Everlasting Light. By 2006 Sumantra had retired from advertising films. He turned his attention to the Arts and produced/directed a series of 6 films celebrating various artists for the Indian Foundation for the Arts. The series was very successful and he collaborated with IFA again in 2011 on a second series.

http://www.iaac.us/nyiff2014/schedule.htm

In Malavika Sarukkai - an artist rooted in tradition but with a uniquely contemporary sensibility - one of India's most profound classical arts, Bharatanatyam, is…

25/04/2014
New York Indian Film Festival 2014

People in Amreeca! Come!

http://www.iaac.us/nyiff2014/schedule.htm

May 5: Opening night celebrations 6 pm-midnightMay 6-9: Daily schedule in four theatres – screenings at 6 pm, 9 pmMay 10: Daily schedule in four theatres – screenings at 12 noon, 3 pmMay 10: Closing Night celebrations 5 pm – midnight.Opening Night May 5th & Closing Night May 10th: Skirball Center fo…

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