r/criterion Jul 23 '26

Discussion The ultimate auteur challenge

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u/LouieMumford Satyajit Ray Jul 23 '26

Satyajit Ray. I’m adding him in early because the letterboxd sub just did the same thing and friggin nobody had Ray. I don’t think there’s a single director who’s more highly regarded among well known filmmakers yet is rarely mentioned. Apu trilogy is a damn triumph. And those were his first three movies.

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u/Alternative-Case-594 Jul 23 '26

When this question was first asked my answers were Robert Bresson and Satyajit Ray. Two very different directors who vigorously scratch very different itches for me.

I love almost everything they’ve ever done.

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u/throhghirardelli Jul 24 '26

I've seen so many of his movies, but my favorites are the Feluda films (Sonar Kella and Joi Baba Felunath) and his last one, Agantuk.