Project Detail

The Last Thakur

Synopsis

A modern-day Western set in a Bengali village; a story of revenge and the search for personal identity.

The village Chairman has his election victory tainted by the arrival of a stranger with a gun. When the stranger sides with the Chairman’s arch nemesis: Thakur, bullets fly in the sleepy backwater village. It soon becomes apparent that the stranger has his own motives for revenge.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Features
Running time
81 mins
Format
HDCam
Director
Sadik Ahmed 1st Feature
Producer
Philip Knatchbull, Nik Powell, Daniel Chamier
Co-Producer
Philip Knatchbull, Nik Powell, Daniel Chamier
Editor
Hugh Williams
Screenwriter
Sadik Ahmed, Heather Taylor
Director of Photography
Sadik Ahmed
Production Designer
Byron Broadbent
Sound
Ayush Ahuja, Kieron Teather
Composer
Kishon Khan, Birgir Clausen
Principal cast
Tariq Anam, Ahmed Rubel, Tanveer Hassan, Jayanto Chattopadyahay, Anisur Rahman Milon

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Production Status

Production Company

Aimimage, Unit 5

63 Pratt Street
London NW1 0BY
UK

T +44 (0)20 7916 3734

atif@aimimage.com

Sales Company

Artificial Eye Film Co

2nd Floor
20-22 Stukeley Street
London WC2B 5LR
UK

caroline@artificial-eye.com

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