Chitrasutram Explained

Chitasutram (The Image Threads)
Director:Vipin Vijay
Producer:Altaf Mazid, Zubeen Ahmad, Sushanta Roy
Studio:unknown
Story:M. Nandakumar
Cinematography:Shahnad Jalal
Screenplay:Vipin Vijay
Editing:Debkamal Ganguly
Runtime:104 Minutes
Country:India
Language:Malayalam

Chitrasutram (The Image Threads) is a 2010 Malayalam film, written & directed by Vipin Vijay, produced by Altaf Mazid, Zubeen Ahmad, Sushanta Roy under the banner of Unknown Films. The film was also supported by Hubert Bals Film Fund, Rotterdam, Goteborg Film Fund, Goteborg, Sweden and the Global Film Initiative, US.

Synopsis

A computer teacher, his black-magician grandfather and a cyber-creature—a series of pre-destined rendezvous, both online and offline, over the shreds of mnemonic time and space, at the cleavages of various parlors of subculture—finally the narrative images of the computer screen are drained off from the color and the texture, the images collapse down to a mere pulsating pixel, potentially to start another cycle of the story once again.

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Reception

Film Critic Dustin Chang witting on the film said " Director Vipin Vijay and his cinematographer Shehnad Jalal often distinguish, then blur the boundaries between the past and present, technology and nature, reality and fantasy, tangible and intangible. Devoid of any visible narrative, The Image Thread is unlike any film I've ever seen. It is more like a visual essay than a film. To enjoy it, you have to give in to its luscious visuals to wash over you. Calming and hypnotic, it's literally one of the best films to meditate on.[1]

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Notes and References

  1. http://twitchfilm.com/2010/10/saiff-2010-the-image-threads-chitra-sutram-review.html#ixzz2uyIIxZ5Q