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Blending the Spiritual with the Sensual - In Conversation with Sudeep Ranjan Sarkar

Blending the Spiritual with the Sensual - In Conversation with Sudeep Ranjan Sarkar
An interview
You may not have heard of Sudeep Ranjan Sarkar because he keeps a low profile and shies away from publicity, a wrong strategy for any filmmaker anywhere in an era of globalization where you can watch almost any film with a click of your mouse or tapping a key on your cell phone.
He is a filmmaker but, with a difference. He makes truly out-of-the-box films which hardly get exhibitors in the country. But this is more than undercut by the number of international awards his feature films have won. His films, often made in English or a blend of Hindi and English, use a lot of surrealism and fantasy married to a story of sin and crime from which the protagonist comes out spiritually transformed to a different persona altogether. ....

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Adding a 'colonialism disclaimer' to Rorke's Drift is an insult to our free and educated society

Adding a ‘colonialism disclaimer’ to Rorke s Drift is an insult to our free and educated society
Appreciation for the heroism displayed in Rorke s Drift does not endorse imperialism. Why are we no longer allowed to think for ourselves?
The Defence of Rorke s Drift by Lady Butler
One would have thought that obsessives of political correctness would praise and value the work of Elizabeth Thompson, who after her marriage was known as Lady Butler, and was in 1879 almost the first woman to be elected an Associate of the Royal Academy (she failed by just two votes, and it was 1922 before a female painter finally made it). Her husband was an Anglo-Irish soldier, and she specialised in that most unladylike of subjects, painting battle scenes. One, her 1880 representation of the defence of Rorke’s Drift in the Zulu war (which had happened the previous year) hangs in the Royal Collection in St James’s Palace in London. ....

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