Mrinal Kanti Das Foundation is coming up with a week-long Film Appreciation Course from 22nd July 2016 for all cine-enthusiasts to help developing ‘film sense’ for appreciating good cinema. Mrinal Kanti Das Foundation is a trust, established in 2006 in fond memory of ace film maker Mrinal Kanti Das. The trust has been conducting various activities to promote good cinema, culture, craft and other creative endeavors throughout.The course aims at helping cinephiles derive a broad understanding of cinema by learning to read the medium in terms of its texts ad sub texts.
The week-long course will be held on July to 22-28. The course is available for all cine-lovers above 21 years of age. Keeping in mind the convenience of working professionals, the class timings are set from evening 5-8 PM.
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