The Cemetery
Carole, a charming young woman in her late twenties comes down to Calcutta to take in her new-found freedom after her husband suffers a sudden death. She refuses to find pleasure in the materialistic beauty of the city and seeks for peace and solace in the midst of the graves of the South Park Street Cemetery.
In a strange encounter amid the sleeping Englishmen of colonial India she is observed by a story seeker in some dramatic change of events. The story is a simple narrative depicting a timepiece of human behavior in solitude and distress. It is an example of my understanding of an attempted relationship that culminates with a subtle understanding of human feelings.
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Sudipto RoyDirector
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Sudipto RoyWriter
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Apratim GhoshalProducer
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Barun ChandaKey Cast
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Tanusree ChakrobortyKey Cast
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:19 minutes 55 seconds
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Completion Date:July 13, 2014
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Production Budget:666 USD
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Country of Origin:India
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Country of Filming:India
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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5th Siliguri International Short Film and Documentary Contest 2014Siliguri, India
November 16, 2014
North India Premier -
Worcestershire Film festivalWorcestershire Film Festival
November 7, 2015
U.K. Premiere
Sudipto Roy, an independent Indian filmmaker is strongly influenced by the Italian Neorealism. "The Cemetery”-a short film is his debut project. Interested in reading, writing, music and parallel cinema, he attempts to create a visual poetry though a unique story-telling and captivating narration. Making movies is one his way to express his views.
Writer and Journalist in profession, he travels around the world for an international media based in Europe. Every fold of life is quaintly written with uncanny trepidation and the sense of art in him lies in finding happiness through those crack-lines of emotions. He believes in trenchant criticism which helps to make his thoughts and expressions constructive, refined and resourceful.
The Cemetery is just a simple attempt to explore the idea that a film can be a piece of life with the hope that there will be a tomorrow...