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JONATHAN TORGOVNIK   "Bollywood Dreams"


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cinema – a popular formula blending action, romanticism, violence, music, dance and morals - has a daily audience in India of fourteen million. Jonathan Torgovnik, who has been struck by this phenomenon says, “In India cinema is just like a religion. In the same way as people go to the temple to worship the gods they go to the cinema to worship film stars who kill scores of people with one blow and fall in love with beautiful heroines.” Torgovnik wanted to reach beyond the usual Western irony of the clichés about this popular-national cinema that is both predictable and implausible, to sensitively and tactfully draw together all aspects of this phenomenon.
 
Manifesto dipinto a mano di un film in cartellone al cinema Ponam - Madras 1997

Cinque uomini al cinema Alfred - Bombay 2002

Manifesto del film “Pukkar” - Juhu Beach, Bombay 2000

© Jonathan Torgovnik