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Matir Moyna (The Clay Bird) DvDRip=Dhallywood BanglaMovie=Bengaltiger ucoz com

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Movie Name........[ Matir Moyna (The Clay Bird)
Video.............[ DvD Rip
Size..............[ 699 MB
Language..........[ Bangla
Movie Type........[ Period Film, Childhood Drama
Url...............[ www.imdb.com/title/tt0319836/
Release Year......[ 2002
Director..........[ Tareque Masud
Producer..........[ Marin Karmitz, Catherine Masud
Music Director....[ Moushumi Bhowmik
Screenplay........[ Tareque & Catherine Masud
Main Cast.........[ Nurul Islam Bablu, Russell Farazi, Jayanto Chattopadhyay, Rokeya Prachy....
Source............[ DVD9
Codec.............[ XviD
Resolution........[ 25.000
Framerate.........[ 608x336 (1.81:1) [=38:21]
Frame Quality.....[ 0.179 bits/pixel
Video Bitrate.....[ 916 kb/s
Runtime...........[ 01:34:33 (141,826 fr)
Audio Bitrate.....[ 112 kb/s (56/ch, stereo) CBR
Sample Freque.....[ 48000 Hz
Audio Codec.......[ MPEG-1 Layer 3

............................[ Awards Wins ].........................
2002 Cannes Film Festival, FIPRESCI International Critics' Prize for Best Film
2002 Edinburgh International Film Festival
2002 Montreal International Film Festival
2002 Marrakech Film Festival (Morocco), Best Screen Play Award
2002 Cairo International Film Festival
2003 Palm Springs International Film Festival
2003 New Directors/New Films Festival
2003 Karafilm Festival, Best Film

............................[ Nominations ]..........................
2002 International Film Festival of Marrakech, Golden Star - Tareque Masud
2004 Directors Guild of Great Britain, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Foreign Language Film - Tareque Masud

And Matir Moina was also the first Bangladeshi film to compete for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

Plot
The Clay Bird takes place in the late '60s, in East Pakistan, on the eve of a violent
revolution that created the independent state of Bangladesh. Anu (Nurul Islam Bablu) lives with
his fundamentalist Muslim father, Kazi (Jayanto Chattopadhyay), who practices homeopathic
medicine. Anu's mother, Ayesha (Rokeya Prachy) was once a spirited girl, but she's become
sullen in subservience to her increasingly taciturn husband. Anu also has a sweet but sickly
little sister, Asma. Milon, Kazi's younger brother, is involved in local politics, protesting
against Pakistan's military rule. He also takes Anu to the lively local Hindu festivals.
Finally, worried for his son's spirituality, Kazi sends Anu away to a madrasah, a strict Muslim
boarding school. There, the sweetly inquisitive boy is an outcast, so he befriends another
outcast, Rokon (Russell Farazi), who invites him to play catch with an imaginary ball. (In the
strict teachings of the madrasah, the boys are not allowed to employ objects or boundaries in
their play.) As Anu adjusts to life away from home, Asma grows gravely ill, and Ayesha is
frustrated by Kazi's refusal to use modern medicine. The family has its own internal crisis as
the political upheaval around them reaches a deadly level. Director Tareque Masud, who wrote
the script with his wife, Catherine Masud, who also edited the film, has a background in
documentary filmmaking. The Clay Bird, his first narrative feature, won a FIPRESCI Award at the
2002 Cannes Film Festival and was shown at New Directors/New Films in 2003. It was also the
first film officially submitted by Bangladesh for Oscar consideration. ~ Josh Ralske, All Movie

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