Genre: Adventure / Drama
Director: Ang Lee
Writer: David Magi and Yann Martel (novel)
Producer: Fox 2000 Pictures, Haishang Films, Rhythm and Hues
Cast: Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan, Adil Hussain, Ayush Tandon, Gautam Belur, Tabu, Ayan Khan,
Tagline:
An Indian storyteller Pi Patel (Suraj Sharma) was visited by a writer and asks him to tell a story. He talks about a time in his life where he survives a disaster at sea and set on an epic journey of finding himself and discovering his beliefs. While cast away, he forms a connection with another survivor: a fearsome Bengal tiger.
Well, even if we are in the middle of Liwanag frenzy, I managed to sneak in with a movie with my family. Great film actually, (such a shame I wasn't able to read the book first. busymuch). I watched it on 3D and it was super! Great cinematography.. and it also moved me to tears every now and then. Oooffff. I find it memorable. One of those films, that you can always watch over and over again.I love the night scenes with all those glow in the dark plankton. The characters in the film also played their part well and you find yourself actually being drawn to how the story goes. It's also a layered film, like an onion there's always something else hidden that only you can interpret and discover.
In the end, it would give you a question that would make you still think or wonder about the film.
Some people would say this is a metaphor of Pi's belief and in the end will also spell out what you believe in - spiritually.
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