Dutta explores the psychological and creative inner world of Indian artist Paramjit Singh, who does charcoal painting, through this mesmerising sensorial non-narrative that possesses an airy, seemingly boundless atmosphere.
Dutta plays with spaces as past, sounds as future, and time as the bridge between both, in this gorgeously shot, if somewhat meandering, sci-fi tale about two travellers in search of a flying craft created by a mad engineer from childhood.
An ethnographic documentary on the Warli tribe in India, who are isolated from the modern world, as Dutta, with a keen observational eye, captures their daily lives, rituals, and myths, as if he had time-travelled back centuries with a camera in tow.
Contemporary Indian avant-garde cinema at its artistic peak, Dutta’s unclassifiable portrait of the famous eponymous 18th-century Indian painter is an astonishing poetic and sensorial experience that recalls the likes of Parajanov.
Eternality Tan 