| Prohor
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In the Course of Time |
| Subhadro
Chowdhury |
| Prohor
is a thin narrative revolving round a relationship between a
patient and a nurse. The latter, Nandita, one day treats a patient
injured by a bomb and in a state of coma. He is the same man
who raped her six years ago and changed the course of her life.
Nandita plans a perfect revenge but she fails to carry it out:
the criminal dies for medical problems, although he repents
his own act of crime.
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Screenplay/ Sekhar Das
Photography (colour)/ Amlan Datta
Editing/ Sourav Sarangi
Music/ Chirodeep Dasgupta
Art Direction/ Tanmay Chakroborty
Cast/ Bebashree Roy, Barun Chandro, Alokananda Roy, Chaiti Ghosal,
Manjusree Ganguly
Production/ Debjani Gupta
Year of Production/ 2003
Running Time/ 94’ |
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After graduating in English, Subhadro
Chowdhury joined the Film & Television Institute
of India. In 1994, he shot his final year diploma film, Still
Life, which won him the National Award for Best Short Fiction
in 1995. From 1995 onwards, he directed several television
fiction and non-fiction programmes. Prohor is his first feature
film.
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