Ray: In Black and White

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The volume showcases the legend that was Satyajit Ray in black and white pictures. It is a fascinating pictorial study of the celluloid maestro. With an exclusive testimonial from Mrinal Sen, ace photographer, Aloke Mitra, here uses his exceptional sense of perception to capture wonderful images of the artiste at work. He presents an array of images that range from the candid to the serene and the contemplative, from the private moments of the filmmaker to scenes of the artiste at work on location. The photographs show Ray conversing with eminent personalities, handling the camera in his inimitable style, and directing his remarkably talented actors and musicians with a passion for the art.

Aloke Mitra, one of India’s most-famous photo- journalists, has been honoured by the World Press Photo, Netherlands, Pravda, the Russian Newspaper, the Press Institute of India and Press Photographers’ Association of India. He has been conferred the UNESCO Award and the Governor’s Medal in West Bengal as well.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mrinal Sen

Mrinal Sen (b. 1923) made his first feature film in the 1950s; he has since made twenty-eight features, four documentaries and several telefilms. He is a veteran of all the major national and international film festivals, as participant, award winner and member of the Jury.

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Title
Ray: In Black and White
Author
Edition
1st. ed.
Publisher
ISBN
9788180460937
Length
156p., Illustrations; Some Colour; 29cm.
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