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Nolan Picks Apu Trilogy: A Cinematic Masterpiece
26 Jul
Summary
- Christopher Nolan admired Satyajit Ray's The Apu Trilogy.
- He praised Pather Panchali as an incredible film.
- Nolan plans to complete his viewing of the trilogy.
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan recently visited the renowned Criterion Closet in New York, where he selected Satyajit Ray's "The Apu Trilogy." Nolan spoke highly of Ray's cinematic achievements, calling the trilogy "one of the greatest Indian filmmakers."
During his visit, Nolan specifically praised the 1955 Bengali film "Pather Panchali," the first in the trilogy. He described it as an "absolutely incredible film" that profoundly impacted him. Nolan also expressed his eagerness to watch the subsequent parts, "Aparajito" and "Apur Sansar," to fully appreciate Apu's life story.
The Apu Trilogy chronicles Apu's journey through various life stages, starting with his childhood in rural Bengal as depicted in "Pather Panchali." The films are celebrated for their realistic portrayal of life and deep emotional resonance, having garnered international acclaim over the years.
