Satish Babusenan is an MDes in Visual Communication from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. He published his first book 'Fool's Pool - A Composition for the Violin' in 1988. Since the early 90s he has been working as a cinematographer, director and writer. He is partner in Fifth Element, a production house in India. His 1997 short film 'Twilight Dream', co-directed with his brother Santosh Babusenan (aka The Babusenan Brothers) was selected to the Mumbai International Film Festival and the Split Film Festival, Croatia. Chaayam Poosiya Veedu is the first feature by the Babusenan Brothers. Here is what the brothers, who work on their films together, have to say about what inspires them to make movies: "Although film as art has changed drastically over the years, its fundamental concerns have remained rather unchanged. War, poverty, internal and external conflicts, love, disease, death. In our films we try to grapple with some of the existential and ethical issues that we think are central to human life. We like to focus on thoughts, attitudes, ideologies, etc, because we believe the world around us is really a reflection of our inner lives. It is one's ability to understand the murky happenings inside that can make life easier outside." Satish lives in the Keralan city of Trivandrum in the south of India with his wife Archana who is a newscaster and little daughter Niranjana, who he says, is living it out as a kid.
Satish Babusenan is an MDes in Visual Communication from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. He published his first book 'Fool's Pool - A Composition for the Violin' in 1988. Since the early 90s he has been working as a cinematographer, director and writer. He is partner in Fifth Element, a production house in India. His 1997 short film 'Twilight Dream', co-directed with his brother Santosh Babusenan (aka The Babusenan Brothers) was selected to the Mumbai International Film Festival and the Split Film Festival, Croatia. Chaayam Poosiya Veedu is the first feature by the Babusenan Brothers. Here is what the brothers, who work on their films together, have to say about what inspires them to make movies: "Although film as art has changed drastically over the years, its fundamental concerns have remained rather unchanged. War, poverty, internal and external conflicts, love, disease, death. In our films we try to grapple with some of the existential and ethical issues that we think are central to human life. We like to focus on thoughts, attitudes, ideologies, etc, because we believe the world around us is really a reflection of our inner lives. It is one's ability to understand the murky happenings inside that can make life easier outside." Satish lives in the Keralan city of Trivandrum in the south of India with his wife Archana who is a newscaster and little daughter Niranjana, who he says, is living it out as a kid.
Satish Babusenan is an MDes in Visual Communication from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. He published his first book 'Fool's Pool - A Composition for the Violin' in 1988. Since the early 90s he has been working as a cinematographer, director and writer. He is partner in Fifth Element, a production house in India. His 1997 short film 'Twilight Dream', co-directed with his brother Santosh Babusenan (aka The Babusenan Brothers) was selected to the Mumbai International Film Festival and the Split Film Festival, Croatia. Chaayam Poosiya Veedu is the first feature by the Babusenan Brothers. Here is what the brothers, who work on their films together, have to say about what inspires them to make movies: "Although film as art has changed drastically over the years, its fundamental concerns have remained rather unchanged. War, poverty, internal and external conflicts, love, disease, death. In our films we try to grapple with some of the existential and ethical issues that we think are central to human life. We like to focus on thoughts, attitudes, ideologies, etc, because we believe the world around us is really a reflection of our inner lives. It is one's ability to understand the murky happenings inside that can make life easier outside." Satish lives in the Keralan city of Trivandrum in the south of India with his wife Archana who is a newscaster and little daughter Niranjana, who he says, is living it out as a kid.
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