Two (1965) Director: Satyajit Ray In 1964, renowned filmmaker Satyajit Ray was asked to create a short film for ‘ESSO World Theater’, a cultural showcase presented on television and funded by the American oil company Esso. Asked to write and direct the film in English, Ray opted instead to make a film without words. The result is a poignant fable of friendship and rivalry. As he did for many of his movies, Ray composed the music for the film, including the haunting tune played on a flute. After Satyajit Ray was awarded an Honorary Academy Award in 1992, the Academy embarked on an ambitious endeavour to preserve the works of the Bengali filmmaker. “Two,” also known as “Parable of Two,” is part of the Academy’s Satyajit Ray Collection ( http://www.oscars.org/film-archive/co... ), which includes 18 feature films directed by Ray and preserved by the Archive. (Youtube) It is ironic that film without words can make one speechless. One can say so much by not speaking at...
It is all Mimesis