Satyajit Ray is one of the greatest Indian filmmakers: Christopher Nolan
The films revolve around journey of Apu from childhood in rural Bengal to adulthood.Mr. Nolan visited Criterion Closet, the famous storage room at the Criterion Collection in New York. In the videos circulating on the internet, the filmmaker is seen admiring Ray's work and said he is yet to watch the following parts of the trilogy.
- ▪The films revolve around journey of Apu from childhood in rural Bengal to adulthood.Mr.
- ▪Nolan visited Criterion Closet, the famous storage room at the Criterion Collection in New York.
- ▪In the videos circulating on the internet, the filmmaker is seen admiring Ray's work and said he is yet to watch the following parts of the trilogy.
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Filmmaker Christopher Nolan praised Satyajit Ray's "The Apu Trilogy" and called him "one of the greatest Indian filmmakers".Also read | Christopher Nolan interview: On defying the gods with ‘The Odyssey’ and protecting movie magic "The Apu Trilogy" is a film series consisting of three films, "Pather Panchali", released in 1955, "Aparajito", released in 1956, and "Apur Sansar", which released in 1959. The films revolve around journey of Apu from childhood in rural Bengal to adulthood.Mr. Nolan visited Criterion Closet, the famous storage room at the Criterion Collection in New York. In the videos circulating on the internet, the filmmaker is seen admiring Ray's work and said he is yet to watch the following parts of the trilogy.
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