Matti ke lal – fils de la terre
- 1997
- France
- 20 minutes
In India, in a district of Old Delhi, a man leads a relentless day-to-day struggle – against History, against his times, against human weaknesses, and also against God. Guru Hanuman has chosen to offer up his life to his country and its children. Having founded a school for street urchins, he not only teaches them kushti, a traditional form of combat fought in a ring of mud, but also man’s daily struggle against his destiny. A meeting with this 98-year-old man, born at the beginning of the century and nourished on the ideas of liberation and independence: a living legend of struggle in India.’ (Elisabeth Leuvrey)
- Production : GREC Groupe de recherches et d'essais cinématographiques
- Distribution : Agence du court métrage
- Editing : Elisabeth Leuvrey
- Sound : Elisabeth Leuvrey
- Photography : Dominique Defert
- Copy Contact : Agence du court métrage