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Muzaffar Ali: Roots anchor filmmaking vision
21 Nov
Summary
- Filmmaker Ali stresses art must reflect the world.
- Authenticity and personal roots are crucial for artists.
- Shifting contexts influence film narratives and aesthetics.
Filmmaker Muzaffar Ali asserted that contemporary cinema must accurately reflect the lived experiences of its audience. At a recent masterclass, he articulated that an artist's fundamental principle lies in their connection to the cultural and personal foundations that shape their creative identity.
Ali stressed the significance of personal grounding for filmmakers, stating, "Being rooted is the most crucial aspect for me to take the film ahead." He believes that this stability allows for the creation of immersive environments that resonate with viewers, enabling them to connect with the world the filmmaker builds.
The discussion also touched upon how evolving societal norms and artistic trends have a profound impact on storytelling, visual styles, and the overall methodology employed in filmmaking over time, influencing filmmakers from various generations.
