The Kannada filmmaker on winning the Special Jury Award at the 61st National Awards for his documentary on writer U.R. Ananthamurthy
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It is a melodramatic saga of devotion to art, ambition, ego, betrayal and sacrifice
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A tragi-comic fable with a noir sensibility
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This laughathon is narrated in cartoonish style and a breathless pace with relentless physical/verbal/visual gags
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Captures the nostalgic spirit and witty patois of the wounded rock-soldiers in the post-hippie decade.
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With his fusion of genres, unconventional instrumentation and choral flourishes, Morricone changed how cinematic scores were composed
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