Wednesday, 5 October 2022

Life of Pi

 Film Screening of Life of Pi

 Hello Readers, In this Blog I'm going to write down here Film Screening of Life of Pi. This task was assigned by Yesha madam Department of English, MKBU.


Life of Pi is an adaptation of Yann Martel’s novel (2001)it was adapted as a 2012 film directed by Ang Lee. In which an Indian boy, finds himself shipwrecked and lost in the Pacific Ocean in a large lifeboat. His companions are four wild animals: an orangutan a zebra, a hyena, and most notably, Richard Parker, a tiger. Pi and the tiger, and Pi’s only purpose in the next 227 days is to survive the shipwreck and the hungry tiger.



The heart of the film focuses on the sea journey, during which the human demonstrates that he can think with great ingenuity and the tiger shows that it can learn. I won't spoil for you how those things happen. The possibilities are surprising. Let me try to describe one point of view. The camera is placed in the sea, looking up at the lifeboat and beyond it. The surface of the sea is like the enchanted membrane upon which it floats. There is nothing in particular to define it; it is just … there. This is not a shot of a boat floating in the ocean. It is a shot of the ocean, boat, and sky as one glorious place.


Most of the footage of the tiger is of course CGI, although I learn that four real tigers are seen in some shots. The young actor Suraj Sharma contributes a remarkable performance, shot largely in sequence as his skin color deepens, his weight falls and deepness and wisdom grow in his eyes.


 


Movie Cast:

Suraj Sharma as Pi 



Irrfan Khan as Pi (Adult)



Tabu
as Pi's Mother



Adil Husain
as Pi's Father



Rafe Spall
as Writer



Ayan Khan as Pi's Elder Brother

Mythili Prakash as Pi's Wife


This movie won lots of awards. Like...

Best Director

Best Cinematography

Best Original Score

Best Visual Effects

Best Movie of the year

Director of the year


The island raises another question: Is it real? Is this whole story real? I refuse to ask that question. "Life of Pi" is all real, second by second and minute by minute, and what it finally amounts to is left for every viewer to decide. I have decided it is one of the best film.




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