Communication and Culture in Bangladesh

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Friday, December 21, 2007

Mass Media in Bangladesh: A Brief Overview

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After 1990, in a changed global economic and political situation, the scenario of Bangladeshi media was also changed as consistent with glob...
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Monday, November 19, 2007

Reporting on HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh: Media Content Analysis

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Introduction While HIV/AIDS is a key health issue in the world, the role of media is very important to create awareness against the fatal di...
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Saturday, November 17, 2007

Top 20 Film Directors of Bangladesh

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1. Zahir Raihan ( Stop Genocide , 1971) 2. Alamgir Kabir ( Dhire Bahe Meghna , 1973) 3. Salahuddin ( Surjasnan , 1962) 4. Suvash Dutt ( Dumu...
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Thursday, November 8, 2007

Film of Bangladesh

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Bangladesh has a medium sized film industry that produces around 90 feature films annually and those films are screened in more than 800 the...

Independent Film of Bangladesh

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There is debate about the starting point of independent filmmaking of Bangladesh. One noted film commenter and filmmaker Manjare Hassin Mura...
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Khelaghar (Doll House, 2006) by Morshedul Islam

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In July 1971, there live two friends Yakub and Mukul in a far-flunge village of Bangladesh. They are teachers in profession, Yakub in the vi...

Kittonkhola (2000) by Abu Sayeed

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There was a village fair in the bank of the river Kittonkhola. Shoppers have brought different kinds of products in their temporary shops wh...
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Lalsalu (Tree Without Root, 2001) by Tanvir Mokammel

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In a remote aggregation village, suddenly a haggard-looking Mullah named Majid appears. He cleans up an old dilapidated grave and by declari...
Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Matir Moina (The Clay Bird, 2002): A film by Tareque Masud

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Set against the backdrop of the turbulent period in the late 1960s leading up to Bangladesh’s independence from Pakistan, The Clay Bird tell...

Media Scenario and Pedagogy: Bangladesh Experience

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Introduction New media arrives, but the impact of old media on audience is still unexamined— that is the pedagogic problem in media studies ...
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Fahmidul Haq
Currently, I am a visiting professor at Bard College, New York where I teach Film and Media. I also served at Notre Dame University, USA for two years. I taught Mass Communication and Journalism at University of Dhaka, Bangladesh for nearly two decades. Cinema Studies, New Media and Political Economy of Media are my academic area of interests. I have written and edited several books both in English and Bengali. I did my PhD research in Cinema Studies. E-mail: fahmidul.haq@gmail.com.
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