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Movie Title : Sita Sings the Blues
Release Date : Feb 11, 2008 Wide
Genre Movie :Animation,Romance,Musical & Performing Arts
Mpaa Rating : Unrated

Actors :Annette Hanshaw,Reena Shah,Sanjiv Jhaveri,Aseem Chhabra,Bhavana Nagulapally,Manish Acharya

Two women having troubles with their men, separated by several centuries, find their stories coming together in this animated comedy-drama from artist and animator Nina Paley. A female cartoonist moves from the United States when her husband gets a new job in India. While acclimating to her new life in India, the cartoonist becomes fascinated with the Hindu folk tale "the Ramayana," in which a beautiful woman named Sita, who was created spontaneously from the Earth, is adopted by King Janaka, pledged to a brave warrior named Rama, and is kidnapped by the demonic leader Ravana. Sita's story is given two visual interpretations at once -- a visually striking abstract version and another which employs a whimsical, cartoony approach and uses vintage recordings of jazz singer Annette Hanshaw for Sita's voice. As the film jumps back and forth between two adaptations of the Ramayana, the cartoonist discovers that her sojourn in India has taken a turn for the worse when her husband falls in love with another woman. Sita Sings The Blues was an official entry at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Charming indie animated film that doesn't insult anyone's intelligence.
Frank Scheck-Hollywood Reporter

And the ingenuity of Sita -- which evokes painting, collage, underground comic books, Mumbai musicals and "Yellow Submarine" (for starters) - is dazzling. Not busy, or overwhelming, or eye-popping. Just affecting, surprising and a lot of fun.
A.O. Scott-New York Times

Paley's beguiling, consistently inventive visuals and sly yet melancholy tone are about as warm and winning as heartbreak-fueled empowerment gets.
Michelle Orange-Village Voice

This colorful, cranium-bursting film isn't about one specific tale so much as the endless ways you can present narratives; it's nothing less than a kitchen-sink deconstruction on the art of storytelling.
David Fear-Time Out New York

Nina Paley's animated marvel mixes a personal tale of romantic woe with a fabulous, often hilarious, recounting of the Sanskrit epic fable The Ramayana.
Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post

Captivating, mesmerizing, spellbinding -- I'll throw everything in the movie-critic book at this animated feature by Nina Paley
J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader

A spellbinding film that charms with its quirkiness in almost every sequence.
James Plath-Movie Metropolis

This is the kind of personal filmmaking that could only have come together through a chance set of inspirations. Maybe you could call it fate.
Ben Kenigsberg-Time Out Chicago

The more love changes the more it stays the same. History itself falls prey to love in this delightful retelling of the Ramayana.
Ron Wilkinson-Monsters and Critics

... beautiful and often densely detailed images ...
Andy Klein-Brand X

The brilliance of Paley's achievement is both graphic and structural-she has not only given Sita the visual specificity of a museum-grade gallery painting but also the intricate and inimitable voice of a classic Modernist novel.
Ray Greene-Boxoffice Magazine

A very creative and poignant animated film about the heartbreaks experienced by a Hindu goddess and a contemporary woman who share the universal pain and sadness that accompany the end of an intimate relationship.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice

It's akin to watching creativity just explode onscreen -- part abstract, part musical, part improvisation-style comedy, and, most compellingly, all inspired by real-life pain.
Jeffrey Chen-ReelTalk Movie Reviews

The story makes little sense to those unfamiliar with Indian culture and literary traditions, but it is made accessible for westerners by the use of a kind of Greek Chorus of shadow puppets who help interpret the story.
Robert Roten-Laramie Movie Scope

[Filmmaker Nina] Paley adapts the original 1922 story, The Ramayana, by Valmiki and, wearing many hats, produces a work that is fun, entertaining, educational, colorful and imaginative.
Robin Clifford-Reeling Reviews

Romantic breakups have provided inspiration to artists through the ages, but never have lemons been made into such a sparkling lemonade as Paley's done here.
Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews

The story shifts effortlessly between the two-dimensional collage style of the narrator segments, the classical artistic design of the Rama-Sita story, the pencil sketch style of the modern story, and finally Hanshaw's musical numbers in a two-dimensional
Rubin Safaya-Cinemalogue.com

An infectious, dazzling and poignant story about love and loyalty in both mythical India and modern America, and perfect proof that animation can work for adults.
Simon Weaving-Screenwize

Even if its audience will be about 0.01 percent of that of Coraline and Up, Nina Paley's hilarious, effortlessly cross-cultural and utterly original animated feature should be considered with the same lofty regard.
Stan Hall-Oregonian

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Sita Sings the Blues is a 2008 animated feature film written, directed, produced and animated entirely by American artist Nina Paley (with the exception of some fight animation by Jake Friedman in the "Battle of Lanka" scene) primarily using 2D computer graphics.


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