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Rhythm of a Flower — Amit Dutta [IFFR '25 Review]

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The films of Amit Dutta have always been concerned with exploring and re-imagining art forms through cinema, deepening the possibilities of both the art and cinema as an essayistic medium. This is true not only of the films dealing directly with artists and their work, such as Nainsukh (2010) and Scenes from a Sketchbook (2018), but also in works such as Sonchidi (2011) and The Seventh Walk (2013), where architectural expanses are being constant…

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Rhythm of a Flower — Amit Dutta [IFFR '25 Review]

The films of Amit Dutta have always been concerned with exploring and re-imagining art forms through cinema, deepening the possibilities of both the art and cinema as an essayistic medium. This is true not only of the films dealing directly with artists and their work, such as Nainsukh (2010) and Scenes from a Sketchbook (2018), but also in works such as Sonchidi (2011) and The Seventh Walk (2013), where architectural expanses are being constant…

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