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- A passage to India [videorecording] / by Ashcroft, Peggy,1907-1991.; Ashcroft, Peggy,1907-1991act; Banerjee, Victor.; Banerjee, Victor.act; Brabourne, John.; Brabourne, John.pro; Davis, Judy,1956-; Davis, Judy,1956-act; Forster, E. M.(Edward Morgan),1879-1970.Passage to India.(CARDINAL)549680; Fox, James,1939-; Fox, James,1939-act; Goodwin, Richard B.,1934-; Goodwin, Richard B.,1934-pro; Guinness, Alec,1914-2000.(CARDINAL)736636; Guinness, Alec,1914-2000.act(CARDINAL)736636; Havers, Nigel,1949-; Havers, Nigel,1949-act; Heyman, John,1933-; Jarre, Maurice.; Jarre, Maurice.cmp; Lean, David,1908-1991.(CARDINAL)155075; Lean, David,1908-1991.ausdrt(CARDINAL)155075; Sands, Edward.; Columbia Pictures Corporation.; Home Box Office (Firm)(CARDINAL)165002; Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (Firm)(CARDINAL)282399;
disc 1. Feature film -- disc 2. Special features.Director of photography, Ernest Day; editor, David Lean; music, Maurice Jarre.Peggy Ashcroft, Judy Davis, James Fox, Alec Guinness, Nigel Havers, Victor Banerjee.Adela Quested is a plucky young woman who journeys from England with the free-spirited Mrs. Moore. Flouting convention, the two women accompany the handsome Dr. Azis on a tour of the mysterious Marabar Caves. But things turn ugly when Adela returns scratched and bloodied from the expedition. As British authorities urge her to press charges against Aziz, the line separating truth and fantasy begin to blur.MPAA rating: PG.DVD, NTSC, region 1, anamorphic widescreen (1.66:1) presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, remastered in High Definition.Academy Awards, USA, 1985: Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Peggy Ashcroft) ; Best Music, Original Score (Maurice Jarre)- Subjects: Action and adventure films.; Feature films.; Fiction films.; Film adaptations.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Adventure films.; Forster, E. M. (Edward Morgan), 1879-1970; Caves; Tourists; Women adventurers; Wounds and injuries;
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- Chess players [videorecording] Shatranj ke khilari / by David,1909-1981.act; Premacanda,1881-1936.Śatarañja ke khilāṛī.; Veena,1926-2004.act; Alter, Tom,1950-2017act(CARDINAL)347418; Attenborough, Richard.act(CARDINAL)725365; Azmi, Shabana,1950-act; Bachchan, Amitabh,1942-nrt(CARDINAL)370741; Banerjee, Victor.act; Jaffrey, Saeed,1929-act; Jalal, Farida.act; Jindal, Suresh.pro; Khan, Amjad.act; Kumar, Sanjeev,1938-1985.act; Ray, Satyajit,1921-1992.audauscmpdrt(CARDINAL)509629; Shaikh, Farouque.act; Siddique, Javed.aud; Zaidi, Shama,1938-aud; Devki Chitra Productions.; Kino International Corporation.;
Leisure -- Treaty -- King's poem -- Rumors -- Neglected wife -- New treaty -- Missing pieces -- King -- Idle lords -- Check -- Checkmate -- Trouble at Meer's -- Mother -- Picnic -- Crown -- No blood -- British -- Day wasted.Camera, Soumendu Roy ; art direction, Bansi Chandragupta ; editor, Dulal Dutta ; original music, Satyajit Ray ; costumes, Shama Zaidi ; dances composed and choreographed by Birju Maharaj ; dances, Saswati Sen, Gitanjali and Kathak Kalakendra Ballet Troupe ; songs, Reba Muhuri, Birju Maharaj, Calcutta Youth Choir ; animation, Ram Mohan.Sanjeev Kumar, Saeed Jaffrey, Shabana Azmi, Farida Jalal, Veena, David Abraham, Victor Bannerji, Farooque Shaikh, Tom Alter, Leela Mishra, Barry John, Samarth Narain, Budho Advani, Kamu Mukherji, Uttamram Nagar, Khairatilal Lahori, Pradip Shankar, Ashfaq Mirza, Amrit Bhushan Gujral, Ramesh Khosla, Shaik Farid, Madan Sudan, Amjad Khan, Richard Attenborough; narration, Amitabh Bachchan.The kingdom of Oudh has a gently decadent Nawab (king), who is busy being a poet, composer, singer, dancer, and choreographer, but not a ruler. Mirza and Mir are old friends, living in the capital city off ancestral wealth and taxes on their lands. As the king is obsessed with his artistic endeavors, the friends are obsessed with shatranj (chess). In 1856, the East India Company sends General Outram, the British Resident of Lucknow, to take over the kingdom, under the charge of misrule. The king dithers, the friends play chess. British troops march into the city; the king surrenders without a fight, and the friends remove to a distant village so they can play in peace.Not rated.DVD; full screen presentation, aspect ratio 1.33:1.- Subjects: Comedy films.; Feature films.; Fiction films.; Film adaptations.; Foreign films; Historical films.; Premacanda, 1881-1936; Wajid ʻAli Shah, King of Oudh, 1822-1887; Outram, James, 1803-1863; East India Company.; East India Company; Chess players; Chess; Imperialism; Landowners;
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