Скачать с ютуб Hotshot Malayalam director Vineeth Srinivasan Interview by Sudhir Srinivasan | Varshangalkku Shesham в хорошем качестве

Hotshot Malayalam director Vineeth Srinivasan Interview by Sudhir Srinivasan | Varshangalkku Shesham

In this conversation with #sudhirsrinivasan , #malayalam filmmaker #vineethsrinivasan talks about his latest release #varshangalkkushesham , his father, veteran actor-screenwriter #Sreenivasan, literary influences, his filmmaking philosophy, and more 0 to 2:17 - Introduction 2:18 to 6:34 - Vineeth Sreenivasan discusses his early interest in cinema and literature 6:35 to 13:07 - The evolution of Vineeth's screenwriting 13:08 to 14:04 - The Les Misérables reference in Varshangalkku Shesham 14:05 to 19:45 - The character traits of the protagonist, and his references 19:46 to 23:27 - The romanticisation of artistic struggle, and its influences 23:28 to 25:19 - Tailoring storytelling elements for specific audience responses 25:20 to 26:22 - The aspect of the genre that fascinated Vineeth the most 26:23 to 31:57 - About Nivin Pauly's character, and the meta references in the film 31:58 to 33:06 - On the temporary nature of ageing 33:07 to 39:52 - The divide between youngsters and veterans in filmmaking 39:53 to 48:04 - Vineeth discusses some of his characterisation choices in the film 48:05 to 49:09 - Vineeth's belief in his cinematic ideas 49:10 to 53:01 - On how the constant drive for cinema helps disregard filmmaking struggles and criticism 53:02 to 56:32 - The Mani Ratnam, Gautham Vasudev Menon, and Kamal Haasan fanboy in Vineeth speaks 56:33 to 57:30 - Vineeth on destiny and the Nadodikkattu reference in Varshangalkku Shesham 57:31 to 59:52 - Vineeth discusses exploring the dark side of cinema as a filmmaker vs. as a viewer Follow us on Facebook:   / xpresscinema   Twitter:   / xpresscinema   Instagram:   / xpresscinema   For more film news, interviews and reviews, go to: http://www.cinemaexpress.com Cinema Express is a wing of The New Indian Express, and gives you the latest in the world of cinema, with special emphasis on South India, and particular distaste for gossip. The New Indian Express is published by Express Publications (Madurai) Limited from 25 centres in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Odisha. The company also publishes the Tamil daily, Dinamani, Cinema Express (Tamil), Malayalam Varika (Malayalam), Sakhi (Kannada), and Sunday Standard from New Delhi.