India @ Toronto – 8 Films by Buddhadeb Dasgupta
By Pickle September 1, 2025
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The Kolkata-based Bengali auteur known for an uncompromising cinematic vision, harmonised poetry, moving image and socio-political commentary in his inimitable works. He figured in TIFF’s now-defunct Masters segment more often than any other Indian director.
Charachar (The Shelter of Wings, 1994); Uttara (The Wrestlers, 2000); Mondo Meyer Upakhyan (A Tale of a Naughty Girl, 2002); Swapner Din (Chased by Dreams, 2004); Kaalpurush (Memories in the Mist, 2005); Ami, Yasin Ar Amar Madhubala (The Voyeurs, 2007); Janala (Window, 2009); Tope (The Bait, 2016)
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