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Calcutta area shortly before the independence of India. Ravi (Sikandar Agarwal) and Masha (Kicksey Das) are two children abandoned by their parents, who become friends in a loom where they are exploited for meager wages. With the generous help of Ravi, Masha purchase multiviewer their freedom and, before leaving, promises the guy who will each full moon to the largest Shiva temple in Calcutta, to be reunited there with him. Years pass, and Ravi (Prashant Narayanan) finally goes to Calcutta in search of Masha (Tannishtha Chatterjee), multiviewer who works as a child in a brothel. As they were both going to the temple of Shiva, but fate find it elusive and tempts them with other opportunities to improve their lives.
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Review: After winning the Oscar in 2001 for his short film "I want to be" ("I Want to be ..."), the German Florian Gallenberger ("Honolulu", "John Rabe") debuted in film in 2004 with "Shadows of Time "which premieres at last in Spain. This is a remarkable old-fashioned melodrama, with a splendid staging, careful setting, photographic and musical resolution of great beauty and a remarkable performances, especially the main characters, both children and adults. Also, avoid vulgar to meet the most sordid plot passages multiviewer concessions. At this point and the role of fate in the plot, "Shadows multiviewer of Time" is rather like "Slumdog Millionaire", Danny Boyle, though his tone is less optimistic, and style, multiviewer much more classic. Certainly, eager loyalty to the Indian culture and cinema, Gallenberger extreme melodrama, which weakens a little the central part of the film. However, he never lost the reins of the story, maintains a high emotional level and achieves clearly delineate the dramatic character profiles. It is so valuable film for its powerful romanticism and his denunciation of child exploitation and the rigid classicism of Indian society.
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Calcutta area shortly before the independence of India. Ravi (Sikandar Agarwal) and Masha (Kicksey Das) are two children abandoned by their parents, who become friends in a loom where they are exploited for meager wages. With the generous help of Ravi, Masha purchase multiviewer their freedom and, before leaving, promises the guy who will each full moon to the largest Shiva temple in Calcutta, to be reunited there with him. Years pass, and Ravi (Prashant Narayanan) finally goes to Calcutta in search of Masha (Tannishtha Chatterjee), multiviewer who works as a child in a brothel. As they were both going to the temple of Shiva, but fate find it elusive and tempts them with other opportunities to improve their lives.
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Review: After winning the Oscar in 2001 for his short film "I want to be" ("I Want to be ..."), the German Florian Gallenberger ("Honolulu", "John Rabe") debuted in film in 2004 with "Shadows of Time "which premieres at last in Spain. This is a remarkable old-fashioned melodrama, with a splendid staging, careful setting, photographic and musical resolution of great beauty and a remarkable performances, especially the main characters, both children and adults. Also, avoid vulgar to meet the most sordid plot passages multiviewer concessions. At this point and the role of fate in the plot, "Shadows multiviewer of Time" is rather like "Slumdog Millionaire", Danny Boyle, though his tone is less optimistic, and style, multiviewer much more classic. Certainly, eager loyalty to the Indian culture and cinema, Gallenberger extreme melodrama, which weakens a little the central part of the film. However, he never lost the reins of the story, maintains a high emotional level and achieves clearly delineate the dramatic character profiles. It is so valuable film for its powerful romanticism and his denunciation of child exploitation and the rigid classicism of Indian society.
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