Chandigarh: UNESCO's Heritage City Entering an Entropic State
Chandigarh, a city intended to be the face of independent India, finds its way to be recognized by UNESCO but fails to get its fair share of respect from the residents, daily commuters, and tourists.
The documentary tells the story and ideology behind this first planned city in India with an attempt to invoke passion and empathy for the same. While exploring what all challenges its soul and identity in contemporary and future times.
The documentary was deliberately filmed in particular angles which emphasize on the portrayal of space, light, order, and proportion of the buildings. This was done in accordance to highlight the ideology of its planner, Le Corbusier, which you will find out after watching...
I hope you enjoy my first ever documentary which may have fair-few flaws as the journey of a content creator is all about pulchritudinous flaws and tragic perfections. Though, I wish the message I tried to communicate through this medium will be received as originally aspired by me.
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Dalipinder SandhuDirector
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Dalipinder SandhuWriter
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Dalipinder SandhuProducer
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Project Type:Documentary, Student
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Genres:documentary, history, art, architecture, design, town planning
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Runtime:57 minutes 9 seconds
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Completion Date:February 15, 2020
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Production Budget:200 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:AVCHD
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
Distribution Information
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YouTubeDistributorRights: Internet
A 22-year-old content creator from the University of Tasmania, pursuing a media degree. Who finds stories which people interact with every day without realisation. Then, uses his skills in writing, photography, animation, film, editing, design, and podcasting to tell those stories uniquely.
Our job is not only to tell stories but to mediate them in a way which invokes passion and empathy. Often people oversee good stories all around them due to their ignorant eye. We just have to find it and use all our tools and skills, from camera angles to scripts, in a way which tell that story in an unprecedented manner.