Calcutta (1969) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Calcutta about?
Calcutta is a documentary. Calcutta, a city marked by social and political upheaval, serves as the backdrop for Louis Malle's exploration of urban life in India. Originally filmed as part of "Phantom India," the footage from Calcutta reveals a complex tapestry of human experiences, from poverty to resilience. Released in 1969, the documentary captures the chaotic essence of the city during a time of significant change, highlighting the struggles and vibrancy of its inhabitants amidst the turmoil.
When was Calcutta released?
Calcutta was released in 1969.
How long is Calcutta?
Calcutta has a runtime of 99 minutes.
What genre is Calcutta?
Calcutta is classified as Society, Culture.
What topics does Calcutta cover?
Calcutta explores topics including urban-gentrification, civil-rights, social-justice, poverty.