Film Lens
Time River centers on Uttam Das, a folk singer from Bengal, who established an Ashram for music in his village along the Ajay riverbank. This Ashram serves as a refuge for artists, providing them with a space to practice their art amidst the tranquility of nature. The film captures the essence of this unique environment, where the passage of time is marked by the changing seasons and the sounds of nature, allowing artists to immerse themselves in their craft.
However, the film also addresses the pressing issue of environmental degradation caused by human greed. It portrays the struggle to protect the river and its surroundings, highlighting the impact of these changes on both the land and the artists who rely on it for inspiration. The juxtaposition of artistic expression and environmental threat forms a central theme in the narrative.
Why Watch
- •Meet Uttam Das, the folk singer behind the Ashram.
- •Find out how nature influences artistic expression.
- •See the impact of human greed on the Ajay river.
Did You Know
•Uttam Das built the Ashram in his native village on the Ajay riverbank.
•The film has a duration of 38 minutes.
•The Ashram is described as a unique example of artistic space in the modern world.
Perfect For
Folk music enthusiastsEnvironmental advocatesBengal culture fans