Luz de Asia
Directed by Franz Osten, Himansu RaiThis adaptation of Arnold's 1861 Orientalist epic opens with documentary shots of tourists in Bombay watching street performers. Then a white-bearded old man sitting under the bodhi tree tells the tourists the story of Gautama (Rai), son of King Suddodhana (Ukil) and Queen Maya (Bala), who left his consort Gopa (Seeta) and became a wandering teacher credited with founding Buddhism. The religious epic, with its idealized figures, takes up the narrative in flashback and ends with Gopa kneeling before Gautama asking to become his disciple.
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Luz de Asia was released on 22 de octubre de 1925.
Luz de Asia was directed by Franz Osten, Himansu Rai.
Luz de Asia has a runtime of 1h 37min.
Luz de Asia was produced by Himansu Rai.
This adaptation of Arnold's 1861 Orientalist epic opens with documentary shots of tourists in Bombay watching street performers. Then a white-bearded old man sitting under the bodhi tree tells the tourists the story of Gautama (Rai), son of King Suddodhana (Ukil) and Queen Maya (Bala), who left his consort Gopa (Seeta) and became a wandering teacher credited with founding Buddhism. The religious epic, with its idealized figures, takes up the narrative in flashback and ends with Gopa kneeling before Gautama asking to become his disciple.
The key characters in Luz de Asia are Gopa (Seeta Devi), Gautama (Himansu Rai), King Suddhodhana (Sarada Ukil).
Luz de Asia is a Drama, Biography, Historia film.
Luz de Asia has an audience rating of 6.4 out of 10.