DVD: The Satjayit Ray Collection: Vol 3, For retail (Artificial Eye)

Reviewed,Robert Epstein
Saturday 28 August 2010 19:00 EDT
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Three films from the great Indian director Ray, each of which casts a cynical eye over injustices in his homeland.

Sadgati (Deliverance) provides a brutal assessment of the caste system; Ghare-Baire (The Home and the World) sheds light on the inconsistencies of the independence movement alongside a commentary on the emancipation of women; while Ganashatru offers a searing indictment of political corruption. Simple, but emotionally and intellectually heavyweight.

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