Dust to Dust
A man, sitting in a dark room, broods over his past good and sad days and how he was able to overcome the sad ones when he had fallen in love with a woman. But, that good time also didn't last long. Just after that he lost his job, too. Consequently, he makes up his mind to kick the bucket but, at last, accepts life as it is and moves, so to speak, towards the dim lights at the end of a tunnel.
Double thought process has been used in the film. Moreover, loosely based on 'The Cold Heaven' by W.B.Yeats, the film follows the 'stream of consciousness' genre, tries to touch the workings of a mind jarred by misfortunes one upon another, and how it obliterates them at long last.
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Purnendu DeyDirector
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Purnendu DeyWriter
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Noirealist FilmsProducer
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Debjyoti GangulyKey Cast
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Paramita KunduKey Cast
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Abhijit KunduKey Cast
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Yuvajoti KunduKey Cast
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Swarnendu KunduKey Cast
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Prabir Kumar ChattopadhyayaKey Cast
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Samrat DeyKey Cast
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Sandipan DasKey Cast
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Project Type:Short, Web / New Media, Other
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Runtime:11 minutes 27 seconds
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Completion Date:May 28, 2015
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Production Budget:730 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:HD
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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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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Kolkata TV Short Film Festival 2014-15West Bengal, India
June 8, 2015
Television Premiere
Official Selection -
4th Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival - 15Kolkata, India
August 2, 2015
Indian Premiere
Special Festival Mention (Official Selection) -
Black Bird Film Festival 2015
U.S.A.
Official Selection (Non Competition) -
12th Kolkata Short FIlm Festival 2015Nandan, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
December 16, 2015
Official Selection -
Screen Short FestJogesh Mime Academy, Kolkata, West Bengal
India
February 6, 2016
Official Selection -
4th Imphal International Film Festival, 2016Imphal, Manipur
India
Official Selection
I am a teacher by profession and a shortfilmmaker and film critic by passion. I stay at Barasat, West Bengal, India.
My interest in films and Film Studies was given birth when I was in college and the people involved in inculcating such interest are none other than Joydeep Sen and Nilotpal Roy in the first place. They demonstrated elaborately that films should no longer be considered as merely a means of entertainment. Thenceforth started my exploration of this uncharted (at lest to me, till then) terrain. Sir Nilotpal Roy used to refer to Godard, among others, quite often and Sir Joydeep Sen first took me to the Film Festival (Kolkata). They not only taught us English Literature, but also Film Studies, Art, Music, Psychology; and this is not an overstatement. I was, by that time, getting completely obsessed with world films. Later, while working as a Web Designer in Primedi Art, I came in contact with another person, Shyam Roy. He, too, used to tell me, in our spare time, several things about world films most of which I still remember.
I have now created a group, Noirealist Film Society.