Title of film : The HE without HIM
Director Name : Amartya Bhattacharyya
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Producer : Swastik Choudhury
Editor : Amartya Bhattacharyya
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Synopsis : Runanubandha is a term used in spirituality which refers to the body's memory, which comprises of genetic memory and memory of intimate physical connect. It is this memory which is said to bind a parent and a child, a husband and a wife or any other intimate relationships. The film explores a daughter's search for her father in the metropolis of Kolkata. The daughter Shatarupa, finds the voice of her father in a young man who comes to her life as a director. The paternal traits draw her towards him, but she finds herself trapped elsewhere between emotional complexities and simplicity. The film also draws a parallel with the mythological tale of Lord Brahma, the universal father and creator, who was attracted to his own daughter Shatarupa (also known as Saraswati). The film unfolds the mystic journey of a daughter in pursuit of her father.
Director Bio : Amartya Bhattacharyya is a 30 year old national award winning filmmaker from eastern India. Amartya Bhattacharyya is not only an independent film director, but also a poet, writer, cinematographer, editor, painter, actor, lyricist, recitation artist and a photographer. All of Amartya's films, poems and other works are dark, mostly surreal, and psychoanalytic in nature. He names the genre of his films as 'Phychodrama'. Amartya’s latest feature film ‘Khyanikaa-The Lost Idea’ featured in the Indian Panorama section of 48th International Film Festival of India 2017. The film also featured in important film festivals in USA, Canada and UK. Amartya’s films have been screened at over 50 international film festivals around the world including the prestigious Festival de Cannes (Court Métrage), International Film Festival of India, International Film Festival of Kerala, Dhaka International Film Festival, etc. Apart from films, Amartya is also the author of two books – ‘Ekush (21)’ and ‘Shatarupa’ which are compilations of his poems on love, death and the dark sides of human nature.
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