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Bitter Morsel (Buddhadev Dasgupta, 1979) [India]
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Título:Bitter Morsel
Título V.O:Neem Annapurna
Director:Buddhadev Dasgupta
Año/País:1979 / India
Duración:95 minutos
Género:Drama
Reparto:Anil Chatterjee, Bhaswati Dasgupta, Sunil Mukherjee
Enlaces:EngH
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Bitter Morsel (Buddhadev Dasgupta, 1979) [India]
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Sinopsis momentánea en inglés: Based on a story by Kamal Kumar Majumdar, the film is a brutal and stark celluloid representation of grinding poverty; unfolding how differently people respond to it, cope with it and react to it. A mother, who can kill for a morsel of rice for her daughters, throws up the same rice herself. One, because she has eaten it on an empty stomach that has not known rice for a long time; two, because the guilt of having killed someone comes up through the purging of the food she has eaten. Stark black-and-white images created by Kamal Nayak’s cinematography add to the texture of the film. The individualization of poverty and hunger in the film transcends the personal to step into the political and then moves on to the universal.

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