Ayodhyecha Raja (1932) – A Story of Charity into the Evils of Capitalism

This is the earliest surviving talkie of Indian cinema. The prints of Alam Are (1931) were burned in an accident in 2003 in Pune, so this is the only one we know of. Summary: In Ayodha King Harishchandra rules. The sage Vishwamitra comes to his kingdom, saying that if he promises to give up everything … Continue reading Ayodhyecha Raja (1932) – A Story of Charity into the Evils of Capitalism

Begin Japanology / Japanology Plus – An Insightful look in to EVERYTHING Japanese

This is a fantastic documentary series. Whether you like Japanese culture or not. Filled with insight, heart and a lot of interesting topics to submerge yourself to as the calming music, steady old English man voice of the narrator and the voice of our host Peter Barakan takes through the episodes that are an 101 … Continue reading Begin Japanology / Japanology Plus – An Insightful look in to EVERYTHING Japanese