S.D. : Saroj Dutta and His Times Movie Review
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The story
A communist poet and radical journalist, a secret State killing, an attempted revolution sparked in the village of Naxalbari at the Himalayan foothills. Setting out to tell the story of the slain revolutionary Saroj Dutta (lovingly known as comrade S.D.), the film gets drawn into a vortex of his tumultuous times, tracing turns and twists of the communist movement in India over three decades. A search by present-generation filmmakers, the film uses personal and public historical archives and conversations with rebels of the Naxalbari rebellion. Five decades later, the film holds a key to understanding the turbulent, audacious sixties and seventies in India and the world.
Directed by Mitali Biswas.
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- Mitali Biswas, Kasturi Basu
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S.D. : Saroj Dutta and His Times released in cinemas on 5 January 2018.
Who directed S.D. : Saroj Dutta and His Times?
S.D. : Saroj Dutta and His Times is directed by Mitali Biswas.
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What is S.D. : Saroj Dutta and His Times about?
A communist poet and radical journalist, a secret State killing, an attempted revolution sparked in the village of Naxalbari at the Himalayan foothills. Setting out to tell the story of the slain revolutionary Saroj Dutta (lovingly known as comrade S.D.), the film gets drawn into...
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S.D. : Saroj Dutta and His Times is listed at 1h 54m.
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