Nabokov says, in his essay on Dead Souls, that only a fool would want to read the novel to learn about Russian countryside or life in nineteenth century provincial Russia.
Nabokov always attacked interviewers when they used words like "reality". He would ask, "whose reality?".
I think movies are made for entertainment and there is no standardisation to be given to any movie making. However a good movie made for entertainment (the prime object) with cultural values of a country or a community makes it an outstanding movie. He is refering to the making of an `outstanding movie'...!!
i watch kodiyetam many times
joyhappyalways 10 months ago
Nabokov says, in his essay on Dead Souls, that only a fool would want to read the novel to learn about Russian countryside or life in nineteenth century provincial Russia.
Nabokov always attacked interviewers when they used words like "reality". He would ask, "whose reality?".
UnderwearTorn 1 year ago
I think movies are made for entertainment and there is no standardisation to be given to any movie making. However a good movie made for entertainment (the prime object) with cultural values of a country or a community makes it an outstanding movie. He is refering to the making of an `outstanding movie'...!!
fabrosin 2 years ago
I dont understand wht he says :) .. I saw "The Shadow Kill" with subtitles and I became his fan. guys any other recommendations.
justtp45 3 years ago
His latest film, Four Women (2007).
was shown at the Toronto Film Festival.
kashmir511 3 years ago
oooooooooo
anoopkannanparambil 3 years ago
Excellent. Well said, Adoor. How Malayalam cinema has declined since the mid 90s.
jukroo80 4 years ago
His talk is so brilliant. malayali cinema should indeed portray our culture only. the movies that dont,are cheethe padangal like he said. lol
bittu89 4 years ago