Now this is some GOAT level content.. The thing that separates Samdish from other podcasters is that he has some good understanding and awarness about things.. He is indeed the Jack of all trades without acting like being one..
About frickin time we had a doc filmmakers round-table in this country! Payal K would have been such a healthy addition to this. Vinay is so irreverent, so much fun. BUt Sushmit & Rintu take the cake for me - so vulnerable, yet so eloquent, elegant. Love them. More power to you!
For a guy who has never commented on any video for 20 years of his life, I'm doing it. I love this. As soon as i start earning, I'll join whatever model of community you have
Fun Trivia which coincidences with the video title : India holds the record for the longest documentary film which is 48hrs long, directed by Blessy, who just released his latest movie 2 weeks back "The Goat Life" on 28th March 2024.
Samdish how to connect with you. We have been trying via dm. We have really good space which we can make available for making videos. Atleast this is the smallest bit we may contribute in this amazing work of yours.
i saw namaskar, main ravish kumar (while we watched) at mumbai film festival and had the privilege to see vinay and the man himself ravish ji after the screening and ever since then, my thought of being a filmmaker has evolved i think. i also want to make documentaries now. and seeing and following samdish since so long because of that spark that vinay ignited and now both of them are here together. how wonderful ji
Films discussed and suggested - 1.Nanook of the north (first successful documentary feature) 2.Man bites dog( fictionalized mocumentary) 3.The blair witch project (horror) 4.What we do in the shadows (movie)(horror comedy) 5.Dr.Strangelove(political satire black comedy film) (the atomic button reference) 6.Cinema Travellers(Cannes special jury prize) 7. Supermen of Malegaon 8. Against the tides 9. All that breathes( nominated for oscars) 10. Nocturnes (Suggestions) 11. Ram ke naam 12. Grizzly man 13. Final solutions 14. Errol Morris films(academy award winner) 15. Honey boy by Alma Har'el And their films... By Khushboo Ranka and Vinay Shukla 16.An insignificant Man 17. While we watched By Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh 18.Writing with fire(oscar nominee) 19.Dilli 20.Timbaktu by Pankaj Rishi Kumar 21.Kumar talkies 22.three man and a bulb (not released yet)
Absolutely! Thanks to Samdish and all the incredible guests for crafting one of the most exceptional podcasts. The depth of knowledge and insights shared on each episode is simply outstanding.
I have been following you for years now, Samdish ❤ This is one of the best interviews you have ever taken. Thank you so much for bringing these people. I now have so many good movies to go and watch. I am a researcher in Germany and I related so much with their process of making a documentary. The ups and downs of a sine curve is so true! And It can become a lonely journey where nurturing a strong support system is essential. Thank you so much for making my Sunday amazing. Keep up the great work!
Great video, but the tagging of individuals featured and the details of the discussed documentaries could be improved. The titles of the documentaries are missing, making it hard to track them down for further viewing. Proper references would greatly enhance the ability to follow up on what the guests discussed.
What an absolute treat this was! Had to break it up over a few days but would have happily watched another two hours. This really demystified the world of doc films for me and was also an eyeopener to what a challenging landscape doc film-makers deal with and operate within, especially in India. And how amazingly moderated too! Sometimes like this i feel honoured to be an audience. Thank you for this.
This maybe again maybe not most watched video but one of your top or top most content yet. Thanks to you Samdish and ofcourse to Woodland bhaisahab for supporting your work
very rare to see such refreshing pieces of content coming out of India especially in the current climate. Samdish has been and continues to be a true pioneer
Samdhish (and team), boss aap fod rahe ho yaar. Thank you. Keep pushing the boundaries, as you do. Also - thanks to Woodland (respect). Also. There is a market for documentaries in India, and it will only develop.
What a fantastic conversation! Much needed insight into the docu landscape of India. The struggle is real but so so inspiring. Thanks Unfiltered team for thinking of this and doing this.
Samdish, mazza aa gaya! Documentaries are like one of those entities, which have been hidden in plain sight for far too long. Thank you for actually being a 'creator' who lives up to the ethos of content creation. Fascinated!
1:56:50; so rightly said. i have never gotten so much insight in a single video about the industry. thank you for making such a podcast happen, looking forward to watching and working with you, samdish.
It seems so connected, i am from Kalpi and there used to be one cinema there. And this movie called Kumar talkies, I did not know about it. And I think almost nobody in Kalpi knows about it. It is so exciting to know that there is a movie created in and around the settings of kalpi that even before completely watching this video i am posting this comment. have to watch it. Thanks samdish, for this info.
What a delightful conversation. Touches upon so many pertinent issues and shines a light on the distinctive, difficult and challenging world documentary filmmakers inhabit …
plsssss release these films and docs in theaters even 6hrs docs I love watching in one go and always wondered it would be soo COOOOL to see these films in a big screen
Dil jeet lia yaar tune. We need an ocean of documentary films and respect for Documentary film makers to widen our worldview. Who doesn't love Second hand data, use with caution of Judgement analysis though.
After just watching half of this interview, I looked up 'An Insignificant Man', and watched the very first documentary in my life. I'm just blown away by the format and in a state of trance by the impact it had on me. Wow! Thanks Samdish for making us aware and curious enough to take an interest in this brilliant art form.❤
Subscribed to HQ. I hope that goes some way in helping you produce more such amazing work. Thank you @samdish for all you do for this country.. and you do a lot.
Itneee interesting log itniii interesting baatien. I only watch 20 mins content till i finish my dinner but pata hi nahi chala 2 ghante kab nikal gaye. Samdish❤
Khuda Gawa 👌👌👌 10 year old me watched it in Australia in a cinema. First show house full. Extra sests were put in front of the first row. Almost every Afghan in Melbourne was there. Beautiful Movie ❤❤❤
Why did it feel like so much learning!!!! Knowing the differences between documentary raw film vs fiction movies is enriching ❤ they know their craft and clean interview!,,… majjjjaaaaa aagayaaaaa Samdish jiiiii 😃😃
Thats really great that u did and Interview with Documentary Film makers i am watching it very late. Indian Independent Documentary film scene is very tight. Very less can survive doing it. Even i am Independent filmmaker and have Produced most of work myself by doing commercial work. other than Film festivals there are very little audiences to it the scene is changing now but at a very slow pace. People should watch Documentaries not just to support but to make self aware whats happening around also If people start buying tickets it can be also screened on theaters and there will boost to Independent Docu scene.There are lot stories to be told in the world but a proper economic steam the Independent Docu scene will get change!
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Ram Ke Naam
Grizzly Man
Final Solutions
Errol Morris
Honey Boy by Alma Harrell
Now this is some GOAT level content.. The thing that separates Samdish from other podcasters is that he has some good understanding and awarness about things.. He is indeed the Jack of all trades without acting like being one..
jack of all trades master of none ?
@@hueman69420 he is the master of rizz
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@@hueman69420 jack of all trades master of none still better than a master of one
About frickin time we had a doc filmmakers round-table in this country! Payal K would have been such a healthy addition to this. Vinay is so irreverent, so much fun. BUt Sushmit & Rintu take the cake for me - so vulnerable, yet so eloquent, elegant. Love them. More power to you!
What do you think of khushboo ?
For a guy who has never commented on any video for 20 years of his life, I'm doing it. I love this. As soon as i start earning, I'll join whatever model of community you have
so truu the way they narrated their intimate moments was so vulnerableeee i havent seen such a thing on the internet in a while
TH-cam bhi 20 sal ka nhi he 😅
@@nitinarora2441 😂😂
kyunki tu hain hi 20 saal k
Rintu Thomas was absolutely amazing ! Coherent, brave and secure. Loved listening to her .
I m feeling like Samdish is on the way to be a GOAT. Fan of his work
Samdish muje aap ka kaam bahut pasand hai par use Hindi me jyda rakhiye plz
Because of his amazing work he has very hardwork and sacrifices
@@sumitsingh1093 yes absolutely. His timing of questions, way of representation and discussion on issues is just amazing.
Fun Trivia which coincidences with the video title : India holds the record for the longest documentary film which is 48hrs long, directed by Blessy, who just released his latest movie 2 weeks back "The Goat Life" on 28th March 2024.
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Abe teju ki poori video daaal, Dar gya kya, shayad kisi ka phone aya hoga 😂😂
Samdis ji I have confession to make and a question.why are you so addictive man i just love to see you talking
Samdish how to connect with you. We have been trying via dm. We have really good space which we can make available for making videos. Atleast this is the smallest bit we may contribute in this amazing work of yours.
Thanks for pushing the boundaries of India YT content! Keep doing so.....
Bro
This was very much needed. For us film addicts this is something that we wanted
i saw namaskar, main ravish kumar (while we watched) at mumbai film festival and had the privilege to see vinay and the man himself ravish ji after the screening and ever since then, my thought of being a filmmaker has evolved i think. i also want to make documentaries now. and seeing and following samdish since so long because of that spark that vinay ignited and now both of them are here together. how wonderful ji
Films discussed and suggested -
1.Nanook of the north (first successful documentary feature)
2.Man bites dog( fictionalized mocumentary)
3.The blair witch project (horror)
4.What we do in the shadows (movie)(horror comedy)
5.Dr.Strangelove(political satire black comedy film) (the atomic button reference)
6.Cinema Travellers(Cannes special jury prize)
7. Supermen of Malegaon
8. Against the tides
9. All that breathes( nominated for oscars)
10. Nocturnes
(Suggestions)
11. Ram ke naam
12. Grizzly man
13. Final solutions
14. Errol Morris films(academy award winner)
15. Honey boy by Alma Har'el
And their films...
By Khushboo Ranka and Vinay Shukla
16.An insignificant Man
17. While we watched
By Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh
18.Writing with fire(oscar nominee)
19.Dilli
20.Timbaktu
by Pankaj Rishi Kumar
21.Kumar talkies
22.three man and a bulb (not released yet)
This was much needed. Also what was the film that starts with " I'll tell you a lie"
thanks alot for this effort
5 minutes into this, one of the better interviews you have done, Samdish!!
Absolutely! Thanks to Samdish and all the incredible guests for crafting one of the most exceptional podcasts. The depth of knowledge and insights shared on each episode is simply outstanding.
I have been following you for years now, Samdish ❤
This is one of the best interviews you have ever taken. Thank you so much for bringing these people. I now have so many good movies to go and watch. I am a researcher in Germany and I related so much with their process of making a documentary. The ups and downs of a sine curve is so true! And It can become a lonely journey where nurturing a strong support system is essential.
Thank you so much for making my Sunday amazing. Keep up the great work!
Beautiful discussion. Rintu and Vinay are so articulate - pure joy
Samdish's content takes me back to the 90s - when we had high hopes about the future, had higher ambitions....
Great video, but the tagging of individuals featured and the details of the discussed documentaries could be improved. The titles of the documentaries are missing, making it hard to track them down for further viewing. Proper references would greatly enhance the ability to follow up on what the guests discussed.
What an absolute treat this was! Had to break it up over a few days but would have happily watched another two hours. This really demystified the world of doc films for me and was also an eyeopener to what a challenging landscape doc film-makers deal with and operate within, especially in India. And how amazingly moderated too! Sometimes like this i feel honoured to be an audience. Thank you for this.
You're very genuine & genius samdish!! हर दिशा मैं समान
Loved this. Keep up the good work Samdish. I definitely need more content like this. Thank you so much!
This maybe again maybe not most watched video but one of your top or top most content yet. Thanks to you Samdish and ofcourse to Woodland bhaisahab for supporting your work
very rare to see such refreshing pieces of content coming out of India especially in the current climate. Samdish has been and continues to be a true pioneer
Samdhish (and team), boss aap fod rahe ho yaar. Thank you. Keep pushing the boundaries, as you do. Also - thanks to Woodland (respect).
Also. There is a market for documentaries in India, and it will only develop.
What a fantastic conversation! Much needed insight into the docu landscape of India. The struggle is real but so so inspiring. Thanks Unfiltered team for thinking of this and doing this.
Love the viewer-centricness of these videos - with captions coming along with all references. Very helpful.
the kind of round table conversation i would love to watch...
It looks more like a support group... More power to Indian documentary makers.
This interview is so damn good. Its so awakening, so informative and everything makes sense. Kudos! 🎉
Great discussion Samdish !! I really loved Rintu Thomas, for her clarity of thought and the way she spoke on various aspects of documentary-making.
Best video ever! Thank you Samdish and team!
Brilliant disscusion on the state of affairs of documentry making in India. Loved It!
There is an audience for documentary here!
I am watching this for Vinay Shukla sir
Thank you for celebrating these filmmakers!
Do a Part 2, I can think of many more amazing docu filmmakers - Kartiki, Shaunak, Sanjay Khak, Anand Patwardhan
Samdish, mazza aa gaya! Documentaries are like one of those entities, which have been hidden in plain sight for far too long. Thank you for actually being a 'creator' who lives up to the ethos of content creation. Fascinated!
THIS IS THE TYPE OF CONTENT WE NEED FROM INDIAN TH-cam!!! THANK YOU SAMDISH ❤️
Enjoying documentaries since childhood. Very happy to see all these talented faces. Recently have watched while we watched. Kudos to you all
Thank you. One of the best interviews I have seen in a year atleast
Thank you again.
1:56:50; so rightly said. i have never gotten so much insight in a single video about the industry. thank you for making such a podcast happen, looking forward to watching and working with you, samdish.
It seems so connected, i am from Kalpi and there used to be one cinema there. And this movie called Kumar talkies, I did not know about it. And I think almost nobody in Kalpi knows about it. It is so exciting to know that there is a movie created in and around the settings of kalpi that even before completely watching this video i am posting this comment. have to watch it. Thanks samdish, for this info.
What a delightful conversation. Touches upon so many pertinent issues and shines a light on the distinctive, difficult and challenging world documentary filmmakers inhabit …
One side…..Teju bhaiya & Then…….Such Legendents. Loving your content….As always.
Thoroughly insightful. Great Watch!
Intriguing conversion ✨️
Started watching it @ 1 am and couldn't stop watching it.
My documentary consumption was very little but after this i am sure I'm going to watch a lot of it, so thank you'll for making this
plsssss release these films and docs in theaters even 6hrs docs I love watching in one go and always wondered it would be soo COOOOL to see these films in a big screen
Good Lord! an unexpected mega insight into a world I knew nothing about...other than just watching documentaries!
"Be the change you want see." More power to you and your team. Thanks taking the discussion forward.
Im one hour into this and I want to say thank you.
That barish and samastipur reference is so on point, Thanks to Rintu Thomas bringing it up... And yes i am from Samastipur ❤
Superbly editedl! Worth the one month work. 😍😉
Thank you Woodland bhai , bhagwan apko tarkki de 😊😊
2+ hours of pure gold, especially for someone aspiring to be a filmmaker ❤
i thought 2 ghnte samdish ki msti dekhne milegi, Anyways thanks woodland, durablity m koi kmi nhi hoti or ab to support m bhi koi kmi nai shod rhe
Literally maza aaya , thankyou Woodland for supporting such beautiful work❤❤❤
Thank you, kuch toh mila dekhne ko
Too good...great to know you all !
Dil jeet lia yaar tune. We need an ocean of documentary films and respect for Documentary film makers to widen our worldview. Who doesn't love Second hand data, use with caution of Judgement analysis though.
This is a question I have often thought about and never bothered to ask! Love the topic!
Appreciate the thought and the effort that has gone into bringing docu filmmakers on this platform together. Keep going
I watched 1.0X and enjoyed it. Thankyou Woodland.
After just watching half of this interview, I looked up 'An Insignificant Man', and watched the very first documentary in my life. I'm just blown away by the format and in a state of trance by the impact it had on me. Wow! Thanks Samdish for making us aware and curious enough to take an interest in this brilliant art form.❤
Subscribed to HQ. I hope that goes some way in helping you produce more such amazing work. Thank you @samdish for all you do for this country.. and you do a lot.
This is just another level. Truly interesting discussion, just luvd it .......will definitely be watching all possible documentaries mentioned.
Itneee interesting log itniii interesting baatien.
I only watch 20 mins content till i finish my dinner but pata hi nahi chala 2 ghante kab nikal gaye.
Samdish❤
I am so so so happy that u did this interview 🎉🎉🎉
Samdish at his best again getting people to open up, but also great job at expanding the boundaries of content and bringing in new stuff
Thoroughly enjoyed it!
This has been the best 2 and a half hours of my life. As a filmmaker it brings a lot of past experiences, fears and memories back to the surface. ❤
I cannot believe I sat through 2 hr video.
Thanks for all the suggestions
Khuda Gawa 👌👌👌 10 year old me watched it in Australia in a cinema. First show house full. Extra sests were put in front of the first row. Almost every Afghan in Melbourne was there.
Beautiful Movie ❤❤❤
bro love your work , wish we had someone like you in my country.
Speaking of GOAT.....I wish we had Anand Patwardhan here. Or, may be, Samdish can have a One-toOne with him. And, thank you for making this.
Thank You Samdish for bringing this gold content to us. And definitely knowing about these directors is so insightful.
One of the best episode especially for the filmmakers. Kudos to these heroes of non-fiction.
If possible do an interview with "Rakesh sharma" maker of (final solution)..
Kudosa Samdish!!! Love the spectrum of your content!! Love it!!
This was a great interview Samdish,thank you for doing this.
Fantastic conversation. Many thanks.
This is beautiful ❤️
Beautiful conversation. Such heartfelt interactions.
vinay shukla , person with deep intellectual and oratory skill.
Samdish bhaiya thank you so much for this interview.
I really enjoyed it. I have no words how to describe my feelings 🫡
Hi, Samdish, I wish you should collaborate with Dhru to bring something to this nation. It’s a very high time for shared humanity. Looking forward to
Why did it feel like so much learning!!!! Knowing the differences between documentary raw film vs fiction movies is enriching ❤ they know their craft and clean interview!,,… majjjjaaaaa aagayaaaaa Samdish jiiiii 😃😃
Loved listening to all of them!
Thank you for bringing this heroes into the limelight
Loved this. Keep doing this. What you are doing is important to our society at the moment.
Superb video, thanks team for bringing such fabulous people's ❤❤❤❤❤
One of the best podcasts ever watched
Kudos to samdish for listening to all of them and allowing them to expressing
Simply awesome content..kudos to the unfiltered team 🎉. Guests were so genuine and thank you samdish for introducing documentary films in my life 😊😊😊
One of the best episodes of the podcast/interview I have seen.
❤so good loved it.. too much nuance for truth seekin in a certain way. PERCEPTION IS THE GAME. Thanks bhaitye n woodland
Awesome stuff! Would be really cool if you could add timestamps for longer videos like this one.
Thank you for making this happen, hearing them speak about their craft and experiences is just incredible, gained so much from this
Thank you for this. ❤ I was going through something terrible. And this saved me today. 😊
Loved it . I wasn’t expecting I will watch all of it . But very unexpectedly I watched it twice .
Thats really great that u did and Interview with Documentary Film makers i am watching it very late. Indian Independent Documentary film scene is very tight. Very less can survive doing it. Even i am Independent filmmaker and have Produced most of work myself by doing commercial work. other than Film festivals there are very little audiences to it the scene is changing now but at a very slow pace. People should watch Documentaries not just to support but to make self aware whats happening around also If people start buying tickets it can be also screened on theaters and there will boost to Independent Docu scene.There are lot stories to be told in the world but a proper economic steam the Independent Docu scene will get change!
Next year, I hope to be in this documentary panel...
You are awesome!!
-just another mallu from gulf