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Pather Panchali

The first part of Ray's trilogy in which Apu, a young boy lives in a small Bengal village with his parents, his sister and aged aunt on the borderline of poverty.

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  • "APU Trylogy"
  • "Song of the road , The lament of the path, The saga of the road, Song of the little road"
  • "Trilogie d'Apu"
  • "Apu trilogy"
  • "Song of the road"
  • "Complainte du sentier"
  • "Song of the little road"
  • "Apus Weg ins Leben: auf der Strasse"
  • "Pathera pān̐cālī"
  • "Apu Trilogy"

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  • "Sometime in the early years of the century, a boy, Apu, is born to a poor Brahmin family in a village in Bengal. The father, a poet and priest, cannot earn enough to keep his family going. Apu's sister, Durga, is forever stealing guavas from the neighbour's orchards. All these add to the daily struggles of the mother's life, notwithstanding her constant bickering with old aunt who lives with the family - IMDB."
  • "First part of the Apu Trilogy, Satyajit Ray's epic chronicle of a Bengali family and the boy Apu. The story deals with the family's life in their ancestral village as the father struggles to eke out a living."
  • "In the first part of the Apu Trilogy, Apu is born to a poor Brahmin family in a Bengali village."
  • "Ballade vom Weg (1. Teil der Apus-Trilogie). Die Geschichte von Apus, Sohn eines Laienpredigerin dessen Schicksal sich das Schicksal Indiens der 1. Hälfte unseres Jahrhunderts wiederspiegelt. Der Film erzählt die Geschichte einer armen Brahmin Familie im Indien der 20er Jahre und schildert die Kindheit Apus auf dem Land. Obgleich Apus Geburt das tägliche Dasein bereichert, ist das pure Überleben ein beinahe auswegsloser Kampf für seine Familie. Als Durga - Apus ältere Schwester - schließlich stirbt, verlässt die Familie in Hoffnung auf eine bessere Zukunft ihr Dorf in Richtung Benares."
  • "An examination of daily life and the impact of poverty in rural Bengal, inspired by the Italian neo realist films that Satyajit Ray had seen as a student. The first part of a trilogy of films, Pather Panchali is set entirely in the village of Apu's childhood. Prior to becoming a filmmaker, Satyajit Ray had studied painting for three years with Rabindranath Tagore. Then, while working as a commercial artist, he was hired to illustrate the novel Pather Panchali, which he decided to adapt to film. Unable to find the financial backing to produce Pather Panchali, Satyajit Ray shot the film at night and on weekends. His cameraman was a young musician Subrata Mitra, who had some experience with still photography. Filming began in 1952, but was interrupted several times due to lack of funds. Completion funds were provided by the West Bengal government. The second and third parts of the trilogy (Aparajito and The World of Apu) were completed in 1956 and 1958."
  • "Story of a rural family cursed with bad luck. Father Hari is a dreamer and poet, while his hard-working wife struggles to feed the family. But Durga, a free-spirited and petty thief, brings tragedy to the family in a moment's carelessness."
  • "First part of a trilogy by Indian director Satyajit Ray concerning the fortunes of a poor family in a Bengali village."
  • "Ray's first film is based on a semi-autobiographical novel. It is set entirely in the village of Apu's childhood - his relationship with the members of his family form the film's centre. Ray paid a great deal of attention to authenticity - capturing the rambling way of life in a Bengali village something he had not experienced first hand. It subsequently grew into a trilogy whose episodic naturalism challenged the plot-driven melodramatic mode of the dominant Hindu cinema without displacing it. Paher Panchali was not the first Indian film to do so (see Two Acres of Land) but Ray's naturalism is more assured than Bimal Roy's and had more international impact."
  • "First part of the Apu Trilogy, Satyajit Ray's chronicle of a Bengali family and the boy Apu. Deals with the family's life in their ancestral village as the father struggles to eke out a living and makes his decision to move them to Benares, and hopefully, a better future."
  • "Story of a rural family cursed with bad luck. Father Hari is a dreamer and poet, while his hard-working wife struggles to feed the family. But Durga, a free-spirited and petty thief, brings tragedy to the family in a moment's carelessness. In Bengali with English subtitles."
  • "SUMMARY: "Sometime in the early years of the century, a boy, Apu, is born to a poor Brahmin family in a village in Bengal. The father, a poet and priest, cannot earn enough to keep his family going. Apu's sister, Durga, is forever stealing guavas from the neighbour's orchards. All these add to the daily struggles of the mother's life, notwithstanding her constant bickering with old aunt who lives with the family." IMDB"
  • "The first part of Ray's trilogy in which Apu, a young boy lives in a small Bengal village with his parents, his sister and aged aunt on the borderline of poverty."@en
  • "Fiction. Drame. Premier volet de la "Trilogie d'Apu". Dans un petit village du Bengale, Apu naît. Deuxième enfant d'une famille pauvre, il grandit auprès de sa famille et de sa tante Idir. Écolier fasciné par le théâtre, il quitte la terre inhospitalière qu'il habite suite à un drame familial. Avec Kanu Bannerjee, Karuna Bannerjee, Subir Bannerjee, Runki Bannerjee, Una Das Gupta."
  • "Focuses on the daily life of young Apu as he and his family struggle to survive in a remote Bengali Village."
  • "Ray's first film introduces the ways of Indian life by focusing on an impoverished Indian family, especially on the young son, Apu. This film is the first in a trilogy dealing with the life of Apu. (Does not circulate)."
  • "A poor Bengali family survives in a village but wider horizons tempt the father. The protection of family members' reputations, the relationship of the family group to an elderly 'aunt', and first confrontations with death contribute to the early development of the boy Apu. His father's dreams prevail over the objections of his mother so that at the end of the film the family moves to the big city of Benares. Apu's experiences are followed in the second film of the trilogy: Aparajito" and his growth to early manhood in the final film "Apur Sansar.""
  • "Ray's first film is based on a semi-autobiographical novel. It is set entirely in the village of Apu's childhood - his relationship with the members of his family form the film's centre. Ray paid a great deal of attention to authenticity - capturing the rambling way of life in a Bengali village, something he had not experienced first hand. It subsequently grew into a trilogy whose episodic naturalism challenged the plot-driven melodramatic mode of the dominant Hindu cinema without displacing it. Pather Panchali was not the first Indian film to do so (see Two Acres of Land) but Ray's naturalism is more assured than Bimal Roy's and had assured and had more international impact."
  • "Chronicle of the life of the Bengali boy Apu and the struggle of his father to support his impoverished family before moving them from their village to the holy city of Benares in the hope of a better future."
  • "Story of a poor family in India and the misfortunes that befall them. The first film in the Apu trilogy."
  • "Story of a poor family in India and the misfortunes that befall the family members."
  • "The first in the series which became known as "The Apu Trilogy," the story centers on a boy named Apu and his family and their struggles to survive."
  • "The story of Apu, a young boy born into a poor family in rural Bengal."
  • "The start of the Apu Trilogy. The story centers around the Bengali family of the boy Apu, and the father's struggle to support his poverty-stricken family in their home village. Apu's father finally decides to move to Benares, and hopefully, a better future."
  • "Focuses on the daily life of young Apu as he and his family struggle to survive in a remote Bengali village."
  • "Based on Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay's novel about a poor family struggling to survive, the film looks at tragedy through the eyes of young Apu."
  • "This is the story of a boy, Apu, who is from a poor Indian family in a Bengal village."
  • "A poor Bengali family survives in a village but wider horizons tempt the father. The protection of family members' reputations, the relationship of the family group to an elderly 'aunt', and first confrontations with death contribute to the early development of the boy Apu. His father's dreams prevail over the objections of his mother so that at the end of the film the family moves to the big city of Benares. Apu's experiences are followed in the second film of the trilogy: Aparajito" and his growth to early manhood in the final film "Apur Sansar"."
  • "Premier volet de la "Trilogie d'Apu". Dans un petit village du Bengale, Apu naît. Deuxième enfant d'une famille pauvre, il grandit auprès de sa famille et de sa tante Idir. Écolier fasciné par le théâtre, il quitte la terre inhospitalière qu'il habite suite à un drame familial. Avec Kanu Bannerjee, Karuna Bannerjee, Subir Bannerjee, Runki Bannerjee, Una Das Gupta."
  • "Chronicle of the life of the Bengali boy Apu and the struggle of his father to support his impoverished family before moving them from their village to the holy city of Benares (Varanasi) in the hope of a better future."
  • "Pather Panchali ist der erste Teil der Apu-Trilogie von Satyajit Ray und gilt als eines der bemerkenswertesten Regiedebüts überhaupt. Der Film erzählt die Geschichte einer armen Brahmin Familie im Indien der 20er Jahre und schildert die Kindheit Apus auf dem Land. Obgleich Apus Geburt das tägliche Dasein bereichert, ist das pure Überleben ein beinahe auswegsloser Kampf für seine Familie. Als Durga, Apus ältere Schwester, schliesslich stirbt, verlässt die Familie in Hoffnung auf eine bessere Zukunft ihr Dorf in Richtung Benares. Ein Klassiker des Indischen Kinos. (Quelle: www.trigon-film.org)."
  • "First film in the Apu trilogy, showing life in a small Indian village, centering on young Apu."
  • "The start of Ray's chronicle of a Bengali family that is know as the Apu Trilogy. The story centers around Apu's family, struggling to survive in their home village. Apu's father decides to move his family to the holy city of Benares and hopefully a better future."
  • "This is the first film in the Apu Trilogy. It begins the chronicle of a Bengali family and deals mainly with the father's struggle to support his family in their ancestral village."
  • "This first film in the Apu trilogy shows the character as a young boy growing up in his small village."
  • "A boy grows up in a poor Bengali village as a son of an improvident Brahmin priest, he manages to get a scholarship and goes to Calcutta with all it's problems."

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  • "Drama"
  • "Film de fiction (Descripteur de forme)"
  • "Motion pictures, Indic"
  • "Adventure"
  • "Fiction films"
  • "Motion pictures, Bengali"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Feature films"
  • "Foreign films"
  • "Film adaptations"
  • "Foreign language films"
  • "Features"
  • "Indian films"

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  • "Pather pān̐cālī (Motion picture)"
  • "Pather Panchali"
  • "Pather Panchali"@en
  • "Pather Panchali"@es
  • "Pather Panchali Apus Weg in sLeben: auf der Strasse"
  • "Pather panchali Song of the road"
  • "Pather Panchali Apus Weg ins Leben: auf der Strasse"
  • "Pather panchali song of the road"
  • "Pather Panchali [Beeld & Geluid]"
  • "Pather Panchali Song of the road"
  • "Pather panchali"
  • "Pather panchali"@en
  • "Pather panchali [videorecording] : Song of the road"
  • "Pathera pān̐cālī"
  • "Pather panchali [Complainte du sentier]"
  • "Pather Panchali (Film)"
  • "Pather Panchali = Apus Weg ins Leben: Auf der Strasse = La complainte du sentier"
  • "Pather pānchāli Song of the road"
  • "Pather panchali (Song of the road)"
  • "Pathera pān̐cālī (Motion picture)"
  • "Pathera pānc̐ālī"
  • "Pather panchali = La Complainte du sentier"
  • ""Pather panchali" Song of the road"
  • "Aparajito (Motion picture)"
  • "Pather Panchali Auf der Strasse"
  • "Pather Panchali : based on the novel by Bibhuti Bhushan Banerji"
  • "Pather Panchali Apus Weg ins Leben : auf der Strasse"
  • "Panther Panchali"
  • "Pather Panchali song of the road"
  • "Pather Panchali Ballade vom Weg"
  • "Pather panchali [Song of the road]"
  • "Pather pān̐cālī"

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