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166: ‘ “I can never forget the excitement” ’ ‘Satyajit Ray’ in
Salman Rushdie, Imaginary Homelands: Essays and Criticism
1981–1991, London: Granta, 1991: 107
167: ‘Satyajit Ray’s Apu Trilogy follows’ James Christopher, Th e
Times, 25 Aug. 2005
168: ‘Th is fi rst fi lm by the masterly Satyajit Ray’ Pauline Kael,
New Yorker, 29 Aug. 2005
169: ‘But why should the West care?’ Ray, Our Films Th eir Films:
161
169: ‘The cultural gap’ Interview with Andrew Robinson

169: ‘It is better not to spend too much’ Ibid.
170: ‘someone who sets himself’ Interview with Andrew
Robinson
170: ‘found himself temperamentally unsuited’ Letter to Marie
Seton, 12 May 1978
171: ‘No! With you it’ll be different’ Interview with Wendy

Allen and Roger Spikes, Stills, London, autumn 1981: 46
171: ‘I always regard Ray’ Interview, India Today, 15 Feb. 1983
172: ‘only a name’ Interview with Andrew Robinson
172: ‘Olympian heights’ Letter to Saeed Jaffrey, 28 Aug. 1976

172: ‘with a Satyajit Ray mind’ Guha Th akurta interview in
Krupanidhi and Srivastava (eds), Montage: unpaginated
172: ‘Popular taste … Western’ Ray interview in Krupanidhi
and Srivastava (eds), Montage: unpaginated
172: ‘I do not know of a single fi lm-maker’ Ray, Our Films Th eir
Films: 98
173: ‘tame, torpid versions … spoon-feeding’ Ray, ‘Under west-
ern eyes’: 269

173: ‘You’ll find directors here’ Interview with Udayan Gupta,
Cineaste, New York, 12:1 (1982): 29

173: ‘No matter how you make your film’ ‘Convocation Address’
in Swapan Majumdar (ed), Satyajit Ray Retrospective

Souvenir: The Second Decade, Calcutta, 1979: 6

173: ‘which, in films, means anybody’ Ray, Our Films Th eir
Films: 12

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