Crimson is now a proud addition to the PRIDE library at the University of Western Ontario, Canada
Thanks to Shridhar Rangayan
Here is the link
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Possible future screenings
The film has been sent to the Milan MIX LGBT film festival. It is still under consideration. For other news please keep your eyes on this space. A big thanks is due to Daniele Lazaretto for making this possible.
Crimson is also being considered for the SAPPHO organised LGBT festival at Max Mueller sometime in June where it is being considered screened along side my second film Azure, which sadly still is in post production. I need to pull up my socks fast
Crimson is also being considered for the SAPPHO organised LGBT festival at Max Mueller sometime in June where it is being considered screened along side my second film Azure, which sadly still is in post production. I need to pull up my socks fast
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Third Screening- Siddhartha Gautam Festival 2009
Crimson will be screened as a part of the Siddhartha Gautam Film Festival 2009 on 28th January at Gyan Manch.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion where i will be one of teh panelists.
The Details are as follows:
Time and Place
Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Gyan Manch
Street: Pretoria Street,
City/Town: Kolkata, India
Check the link here for more details and the festival schedule
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion where i will be one of teh panelists.
The Details are as follows:
Time and Place
Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Gyan Manch
Street: Pretoria Street,
City/Town: Kolkata, India
Check the link here for more details and the festival schedule
Friday, December 19, 2008
Third Screening
Talks are on for a screening at The Siddharth Gautam Film Festival. Will update soon
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Second Screening
The following is the film's Second screening Details:
The Butterfly Project Film Series 2008 – 'Breaking Stereotypes'
A festival that showcases amateur and professional filmmakers
A two day national film festival that questions boundaries.
The ones we need versus the ones we create for ourselves.
Featuring films, photography, art and discussions on gender, identity, sexuality, ethnicity, social taboos, stigmas and typecasting the arts.
November 1st & 2nd 2008, 7.00 – 10.00pm
Amphitheatre, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Supported By: India Habitat Centre Supported By: PSBT
Supported By: Kriti Film Club Print Partner: Tehelka
Online Partner: Delhi Events.Com
The Butterfly Project Film Series 2008 – 'Breaking Stereotypes'
A festival that showcases amateur and professional filmmakers
A two day national film festival that questions boundaries.
The ones we need versus the ones we create for ourselves.
Featuring films, photography, art and discussions on gender, identity, sexuality, ethnicity, social taboos, stigmas and typecasting the arts.
November 1st & 2nd 2008, 7.00 – 10.00pm
Amphitheatre, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Supported By: India Habitat Centre Supported By: PSBT
Supported By: Kriti Film Club Print Partner: Tehelka
Online Partner: Delhi Events.Com
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Screening History
The film was screened at the Delhi Nigah Queerfest 2008 on 16th August amidst much fanfare as a part of the "Desi-shorts" section. See the festival schedule here
The film is scheduled to be screened at Jadavpur University in Kolkata sometime by the end of this year.
The film is scheduled to be screened at Jadavpur University in Kolkata sometime by the end of this year.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Contact Us
Rohit K Dasgupta:
email- rhit_svu@hotmail.com
website- www.rohitshoughts.blogspot.com
Monidipa Mondal:
email- monidipa.mondal@gmail.com
website- www.monidipa.wordpress.com
email- rhit_svu@hotmail.com
website- www.rohitshoughts.blogspot.com
Monidipa Mondal:
email- monidipa.mondal@gmail.com
website- www.monidipa.wordpress.com
Cast and Crew
Director: Rohit K Dasgupta
Monidipa Mondal
Script and Poetry: Rohit K Dasgupta
Shots and Screenplay: Monidipa Mondal
Cast: Nimisha Sarkar
Sneha G
Abhinandan Basu
Editing: Anindya Shankar Das
Cinematography: Rohit K Dasgupta
Abhimanyu Bose
Sountrack: Varun G
Prayah Ray
Voiceover: Joanna Banerjee
Acknowledgements: Khyati N Patel, Raka M, Pujarini Sen
Special Thanks: Pranadhika Sinha
Monidipa Mondal
Script and Poetry: Rohit K Dasgupta
Shots and Screenplay: Monidipa Mondal
Cast: Nimisha Sarkar
Sneha G
Abhinandan Basu
Editing: Anindya Shankar Das
Cinematography: Rohit K Dasgupta
Abhimanyu Bose
Sountrack: Varun G
Prayah Ray
Voiceover: Joanna Banerjee
Acknowledgements: Khyati N Patel, Raka M, Pujarini Sen
Special Thanks: Pranadhika Sinha
Synopsis
Crimson is not a film, its visual poetry. The poet’s interpretation of an adolescent girl’s mind through the abstract and reality.
It tells the story of girl with conflicted emotions. Confused between love and lust. Love that transcends the norms of gender. It’s not a question of love itself but of the mind’s conflict at societal norms and a break away from it. Poetry is the moving factor of the film along with jarring visions of the protagonists own way of looking at her life. The two loves of her life are oblivious at her confusion and each tries to create a space and tries to give her love but each leaves her in further depths of confusion and the inability to confront her own self or them.
Crimson signifies the color of her heart, her mind and her blood. A resonance of the color red which is associated with love, lust and friendship.
It tells the story of girl with conflicted emotions. Confused between love and lust. Love that transcends the norms of gender. It’s not a question of love itself but of the mind’s conflict at societal norms and a break away from it. Poetry is the moving factor of the film along with jarring visions of the protagonists own way of looking at her life. The two loves of her life are oblivious at her confusion and each tries to create a space and tries to give her love but each leaves her in further depths of confusion and the inability to confront her own self or them.
Crimson signifies the color of her heart, her mind and her blood. A resonance of the color red which is associated with love, lust and friendship.
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