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[INTERVIEW] Filmmaker explores enduring love stories of lifelong couples around the world
Posted : 2021-04-20 16:55
By Kwak Yeon-soo
Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Jin Mo-young said he happily accepted Netflix s offer in 2017 to expand the concept of his 2014 hit documentary film, My Love, Don t Cross That River, into a docuseries featuring six international love stories.
The heartfelt tear-jerker film, which chronicles an elderly Korean couple whose marriage lasted for 76 years, attracted more than 4.8 million moviegoers in 2014.
Taking part as the executive producer of My Love: Six Stories of True Love, as well as directing the Korean episode, he oversaw the production with showrunner Xan Aranda ― from deciding on the overall theme of the series to recruiting documentary directors from each country.
Origins of Love and
Sea of Innocence. The three novels has been optioned for a web series. Desai is in the middle of negotiations for a screen adaptation of
The Longest Kiss too, she told
Scroll.in. In an interview, the writer revealed how she distilled over 4,000 documents into a chronicle of the actor whom she describes as “a pioneer, then and now”.
How did your impressions of Devika Rani change as you conducted your research over a 15-year period?
To begin with, there wasn’t very much written on her except for a few write-ups or brief biographies. They had a lot of inaccuracies.
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The life and times of Devika Rani: Kishwar Desai on the fame, struggles of one of Hindi cinema s first heroines Devika Rani s contributions to the pioneering studio Bombay Talkies went beyond acting. She took full control of it following the death of Himansu Rai, her husband. Aishwarya Sahasrabudhe January 31, 2021 10:04:46 IST
Bombay Talkies, set up in 1934 by producer Himansu Rai and Devika Rani, was a pioneering film studio which revolutionised filmmaking in India. Apart from giving a space to actors and directors like Ashok Kumar, Leela Chitnis and Raj Kapoor to hone their skills, the studio also lent a sense of refinement to Indian cinema by bringing people from sophisticated quarters into the talkies.