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La complainte du sentier

Titre original : Pather Panchali
  • 1955
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  • 2h 5min
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La complainte du sentier (1955)
Apu Trilogy
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Coming-of-AgeTragedyDrama

Un prêtre pauvre, Harihar Ray, qui rêve d'une vie meilleure pour lui et sa famille, quitte son village du Bengal rural à la recherche d'un travail.Un prêtre pauvre, Harihar Ray, qui rêve d'une vie meilleure pour lui et sa famille, quitte son village du Bengal rural à la recherche d'un travail.Un prêtre pauvre, Harihar Ray, qui rêve d'une vie meilleure pour lui et sa famille, quitte son village du Bengal rural à la recherche d'un travail.

  • Réalisation
    • Satyajit Ray
  • Scénario
    • Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay
    • Satyajit Ray
  • Casting principal
    • Kanu Bannerjee
    • Karuna Bannerjee
    • Subir Banerjee
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • Satyajit Ray
    • Scénario
      • Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay
      • Satyajit Ray
    • Casting principal
      • Kanu Bannerjee
      • Karuna Bannerjee
      • Subir Banerjee
    • 210avis d'utilisateurs
    • 129avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
      • 11 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux19

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    Kanu Bannerjee
    • Harihar Ray
    • (as Kanu Bandyopadhyay)
    Karuna Bannerjee
    Karuna Bannerjee
    • Sarbojaya Ray
    • (as Karuna Bandopadhyay)
    Subir Banerjee
    Subir Banerjee
    • Apu Ray
    • (as Subir Bandopadhyay)
    Chunibala Devi
    • Indir Thakrun
    Uma Das Gupta
    Uma Das Gupta
    • Durga
    • (as Uma Dasgupta)
    Runki Banerjee
    • Little Durga
    • (as Runki Bandopadhyay)
    Reba Devi
    • Seja Thakrun
    Aparna Devi
    • Nilmoni's wife
    Tulsi Chakraborty
    Tulsi Chakraborty
    • Prasanna, school teacher
    Haren Banerjee
    • Chinibas, Sweet-seller
    • (as Haren Bandyopadhyay)
    Rampada Das
    Nibhanani Devi
    • Dasi Thakurun
    Rama Gangopadhaya
    • Ranu Mookerjee
    Roma Ganguli
    • Roma
    • (as Rama Gangopadhyay)
    Binoy Mukherjee
    • Baidyanath Majumdar
    • (as Binoy Mukhopadhyay)
    Haridhan Nag
    Harimohan Nag
    • Doctor
    Kshirod Roy
    • Priest
    • Réalisation
      • Satyajit Ray
    • Scénario
      • Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay
      • Satyajit Ray
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    9ppmukherjee

    Pather Pachali

    This is a tour de force around a family's quest for that better future amidst sheer poverty. The film's success is not limited only to realistic depiction of human condition in early 20th century Bengal, but it brings up the triumph of human spirit, love and affection in spite of utter struggle in the most poignant way that one may think. Anybody remotely connected with movie making should also watch APARAJITO AND APUR SANSAR, to complete the experience, and off course to understand the art and craft of cinematic expression from the Maestro. No doubt it ranks in top 100 movie list from Time magazine, not to speak of almost all Indian publications connected with films rate this one as THE MOVIE.
    10zetes

    Absolutely Perfect. One of the best films ever made. 10/10

    It is a little known fact that India produces more films per year than any other country. The reason that most people don't know that is because their films do not generally appeal to us, and we would see them as oddities suspended in their own culture. Possibly they'd be amusing or interesting to watch, but they would probably be hard to enjoy (to demonstrate the difference in taste, Roger Ebert attended an Indian film festival a year or two ago, and when he questioned its director what American film did the best business over there, he answered that the movie _Baby's Day Out_, which is basically like one of those Popeye cartoons where Sweet-Pea wanders through construction sights blindly, except extended to 90 minutes, had theaters packed in India all throughout its run; the film bombed completely in the US). Tastes differ. Humanity does not. This is proved to the utmost in Ray's masterful _Pather Panchali_.

    This film has got to be the best ever made about, well, life in general. It reminded me a lot of a Chinese film, Zhang Yimou's _To Live_, which was good, but its situations finally seemed a bit contrived. _Pather Panchali_ feels as real as life itself. To be sure, it contains great moments of sadness, but, for the most part, it concentrates on the beauty of the world around us. One of the major characters is this ancient woman, maybe even in her nineties. She is hunched over, has no teeth, and has crooked eyes. But Ray makes her form beautiful. He often finds characters with exaggerated and odd features. And there is nothing more beautiful in this world than the love between members of a family, and Ray revels in this. The relationship between the brother and sister is heartstoppingly beautiful.

    I could not say anything bad about this film. But there is one thing I would like to see: a DVD version of this film, and indeed of each of the films of the Apu Trilogy, and only Criterion could do this effectively, which is kind of disappointing, since I know a major film company already owns its rights and would probably never give them up without huge pay; a DVD version with scholarly commentary. Hindu symbology is present in a large quantity in this film, along with several Hindi ceremonies. Of course, I loved seeing this. I am not completely unfamiliar with the culture, so I was able to catch a little, but there is so much I don't know. A commentary track on a DVD would help me understand the film better, and thus love it even more.
    9silverlion3411

    A film of Quiet Perspective and Natural Beauty.

    "Pather Panchali", Satyajit Ray's debut film about life in a Bengali village, was the first movie from India to gain wide recognition and acclaim in the west. It is an affecting story of a rural family struggling to deal with poverty and tragedy in their ancestral home. Ray adapted the script from Bibhuti Bihushaw Banerjee's semi-autobiographical novel of the same title and retells it with natural beauty and a quiet perspective. The filmmaker, who came from a literary and artistic background(He was a product of the Indian Renaissance) was interested in the contemporary problems of his country-and he shared with the Neorealist films from Italy- a simple and direct approach to making movies. Ray created ordinary scenes that were incredibly life-like. His films contained very few strains of artifice. He believed that the raw material of cinema was life itself. Ray generally concentrated on small subjects and ordinary people. He favored using non-actors and shooting on location to heighten the realism. He made films in his own style; dignified and subtle; sincere and with a conscience. In "Pather Panchali" (Song of the Little Road") Ray makes superb use of his milieu. The viewer immediately feels the cramped conditions of the families' decaying house and the open-air confines of the surrounding forest. When Ray sends his camera beyond the village, the observer can sense the allure and freedom of the vast fields that spring immodestly from a thin, winding trail. Rays' was a cinema of thought and feeling, in which emotion was deliberately restrained because it is so strong. This restraint adds to the psychological intensity in his work. Nearly all of his films are marked by this remarkable depth of feeling. "Pather Panchali", the first installment of the Apu Trilogy("Aparajito" and "The World of Apu" would follow) depicts a young boy (Apu) exploring his ever-expanding universe with a growing sense of wonder. Ray excelled at showing how children and adolescents confront mystery and joy; sadness and death. The director shows Apu's burgeoning awareness with a masterful use of the long shot. High-angled, distant shots track Apu and his older sister Durga, as they run spiritedly through white-kashed fields. This sense of discovery gives the film it's emotional power. The director's main subject was India-it's customs and culture. It's conflicts between the traditional way of life and the impact and influence of the West. He tried arduously to capture this synthesis between western ideas and traditional Hindu values. His concern for human problems and not issues of national politics gave his films universal appeal. "Pather Panchali" delineates the small joys and acute sorrows of a poor Indian family. It is an endearing testament that poverty does not nullify love and that even the most afflicted person can find some modest pleasures in their world. The film's indigenous sound track is vital to Ray's story of ancestral limitations. Twanging ektaras, wailing tarshehnais and six-stringed sitars resound liberally throughout the movie. It would be difficult to imagine "Pather Panchali" without it's memorable score. Satyajit Ray was an unpretentious filmmaker. He was genuinely uninterested in commercial considerations. His films were life-affirming, authentic and honest; gentle and poetic- truthful observations on human behavior that employed simple but strong themes. Ray's unadorned style of film-making was intimate, probing, and revealing. (Possible spoiler) The final scene shows the grieving family leaving their home in an ox-driven carriage to begin a new life. A trailing camera in medium close-up captures a compelling mixture of emotions on their faces. Expressions of pain and resolution; hope and despair; the future and the past. A seemingly simple yet unmistakably powerful scene that typifies Satyajit Ray's profound cinema. A cinema of gentle but deep observation, understanding and unabashed love of the human race.
    10ballweg

    As good as remembered...

    I originally saw the Apu trilogy in 1961 in a little theater in Berkley. Sat through a straight showing of all three films and walked out after six hours in awe. It was a defining day in the development of an avid film buff. I have waited three years for the DVDs to be released, and hoped against hope that Criterion would get the rights, but it was not to be. Sony has released an unadorned, Mirchant and Ivory Foundation restoration: but they are finally available. I bought all three of the Trilogy the day they were released, but have been reluctant to put them on. So many of my memories of "great" films have made me wonder what I was on when I saw it to think that was great. Think "Brewster McCloud." My experience of Pather Panchali and the full trilogy was a memory I didn't want diminished in any way. Tonight I came home from work, put the Pather Panchali in and sat totally rapt for the full two hours. The DVD production values and the print quality are really bad in spots, but all that fades as one of the really great art films takes over, and the immersion in the lives behind the film works its magic. Film doesn't have to be an act of corporate commerce: Pather Panchali is living proof that film can be a medium of great art.
    9infoseeker531

    What a story!

    I have just finished Pather Panchali. To be honest, it took almost two weeks to watch it. Not only interruptions, but the shear poverty of the individuals--the family--is overwhelming. Each member exhibits their poverty and destitution in a different way. My favorite character is Durga, who gives and gives until she reaches the point where she is tired of not receiving.

    I will forever remember this movie, and I hope to watch the other two parts of the trilogy.

    I have to have this film in my collection. Movies that make you think and think again, and search your heart for answers that sometimes never come.

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    • Anecdotes
      Halfway through filming, Ray ran out of funds. The Government of West Bengal loaned him the rest, allowing him to complete the film. This loan is listed in public records at the time as "roads improvement", a nod to the film's translated title.
    • Gaffes
      Although the film is set in early 20th-century rural India (a time in which public health campaigns presumably did not exist), when Apu and Durga are shown hiding in the fields waiting to catch a glimpse of the train, a vaccination mark is clearly visible on the right arm of Uma Das Gupta, who portrays Durga.
    • Citations

      Durga: Come close.

      Apu: What?

      Durga: We'll go see the train when I'm better, all right? We'll get there early and have a good look. You want to?

    • Versions alternatives
      There is an Italian edition of this film on DVD, re-edited with the contribution of film historian Riccardo Cusin. This version is also available for streaming on some platforms.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Century of Cinema: 100 ans de cinéma: 100 ans de cinéma indien (1996)
    • Bandes originales
      It's A Long Way to Tipperary
      (uncredited)

      Written by Jack Judge and Harry Williams

      Played by the band

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 16 mars 1960 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Inde
    • Site officiel
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    • Langue
      • Bengali
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Pather Panchali
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Boral, West Bengal, Inde(entire movie)
    • Société de production
      • Government of West Bengal
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 134 241 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 16 064 $US
      • 10 mai 2015
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 135 342 $US
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    • Durée
      2 heures 5 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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