film "The River"

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The film "The River" is a 1951 Technicolor drama directed by Jean Renoir, celebrated for its lyrical portrayal of life along the Ganges in India and its influence on later filmmakers and writers.

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instanceOf Technicolor film
film
admiredBy Martin Scorsese NERFINISHED
author Rumer Godden NERFINISHED
awardReceived International Prize at Venice Film Festival 1951
basedOn The River (novel) NERFINISHED
castMember Adrienne Corri NERFINISHED
Arthur Shields NERFINISHED
Esmond Knight NERFINISHED
Nora Swinburne NERFINISHED
Patricia Walters NERFINISHED
Radha Burnier NERFINISHED
Suprova Mukerjee NERFINISHED
Thomas E. Breen NERFINISHED
cinematography Claude Renoir NERFINISHED
colorProcess Technicolor
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception widely acclaimed by film critics
director Jean Renoir NERFINISHED
distributor United Artists NERFINISHED
editedBy George Gale NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Bengal NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
genre coming-of-age film
romantic drama film
hasTheme colonial India
coming of age
death and rebirth
relationship between humans and nature
influenced Martin Scorsese NERFINISHED
Satyajit Ray NERFINISHED
later filmmakers and writers depicting India
language English
musicBy M. A. Partha Sarathy NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus British family living in India
adolescent love and awakening
cultural encounters between British and Indian characters
notableFor early Western color cinematography in India
lyrical portrayal of life along the Ganges
partOf Jean Renoir filmography NERFINISHED
producer Kenneth McEldowney NERFINISHED
productionCompany Oriental-International Films NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1951
releaseEvent Venice Film Festival 1951 NERFINISHED
restoredBy The Film Foundation NERFINISHED
runtime 99 minutes
settingLocation Ganges River NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED

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Rumer Godden influencedWork film "The River"