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Saturday, 7 December 2013

Indo-German films still have universal significance: Meenakshi Shedde

Indo-German team made films in the pre independence era still have universal significance and relevance, remarked Meenakshi Shedde, curator of expressionism- the Indo German connection while delivering a lecture at Nila Theater. Shedde was explaining about the importance of ‘Expressionism, The Indo German Connection’ category, prior to the screening of ‘Blue Angle’ the first film screened as part of the package.
She noted that the change in taste of NRI’s as the potential reason for the degeneration of such venture in this time of globalization. Shedde also point out that Himansu Rai’s ‘Light of Asia’ directed by German directed Franz Osten was the first Indo German co-production film and was a milestone in this venture.  
The role of foreign film makers such as France Austin who directed 14 films in India including ‘Achuth Kanya’ ought to be analyzed in a deeper manner, she said while concluding her talk. A memento was presented to Meenakshi Shedde by film maker Dr. Biju on the behalf of the academy.


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