Calcutta 71

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Calcutta 71 is a 1972 Indian Bengali anthology film by Mrinal Sen that portrays the social and political unrest of different decades in Kolkata through four interlinked stories.

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instanceOf Bengali-language film
anthology film
film
basedOn short stories by various Bengali writers
cinematographyBy K. K. Mahajan
countryOfOrigin India
depicts Bengal famine and its aftermath
Naxalite movement era in West Bengal
director Mrinal Sen
distributor Chhayabani
editedBy Gangadhar Naskar
filmFormat black-and-white film
followedBy Padatik
follows Interview (1971 film)
genre drama film
political film
social realist film
hasCastMember Anjan Dutt
Gita Sen
Madhabi Mukherjee
Shyamanand Jalan
Sreela Majumdar
hasPart first story segment
fourth story segment
second story segment
third story segment
mainLocation Kolkata
linked to: Calcutta
movement Indian parallel cinema
narrativeForm four interlinked stories
originalLanguage Bengali
partOf Mrinal Sen's Calcutta trilogy
portrays bourgeois hypocrisy
different decades in Kolkata
lives of the urban poor
producer Mrinal Sen
publicationDate 1972
runtime approximately 124 minutes
screenwriter Mrinal Sen
setInPeriod 1940s
1950s
1960s
early 1970s
theme class struggle
political unrest
poverty
social unrest
urban inequality

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Mrinal Sen notableWork Calcutta 71
Madhabi Mukherjee notableWork Calcutta 71
Padatik follows Calcutta 71
Madhabi Mukherjee notableWork Calcutta 71
subject linked to: Madhuri Mukherjee