Renowned Indian cinematographer Santhosh Sivan made history at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, 2024, by becoming the first Indian and Asian recipient of the prestigious Pierre Angénieux Tribute. Mohanlal, his close associate and friend, took to social media to extend his heartfelt congratulations to Sivan ahead of this monumental achievement.
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- Santhosh Sivan receives Pierre Angénieux Tribute at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, 2024, marking a historic moment for Indian cinema.
- Mohanlal, a long-time collaborator and friend of Sivan, congratulates him on social media for this prestigious honor.
- Mohanlal’s post on May 24 features a picture of Sivan on the set of “Barroz,” Mohanlal’s directorial debut.
- The message acknowledges Sivan’s mastery in cinematography, particularly in bringing “Barroz” to life.
- Sivan’s illustrious career and outstanding body of work are recognized by the international film community through this honor.
- Sivan presented a Masterclass on May 23 ahead of receiving the Pierre Angénieux Tribute.
- The Pierre Angénieux Tribute, initiated by Cannes in 2013, aims to honor legendary cinematographers in the film industry.
- Previous recipients of the award include Philippe Rousselot, Roger Deakins, and Christopher Doyle.
- Mohanlal and Santhosh Sivan have collaborated on multiple films over the past three decades, including “No. 20 Madras Mail,” “Kaalapani,” and “Iruvar.”
- “Barroz” marks their latest collaboration, with Mohanlal serving as director and Sivan as cinematographer for the first time.
