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'''[[Satyajit Ray]]''' (May 2, 1921 – April 23, 1992) was an Indian [[film director]], regarded as one of the greatest [[auteur]]s of twentieth century cinema for his subtle, austere and lyrical style of film-making. Born in a prominent [[Bengali people|Bengali]] family of arts and letters, Ray studied in [[Kolkata]] and at the [[Visva-Bharati]] University, [[Shantiniketan]]. After completing his education, Ray took up visual design, before turning to film direction. Ray's cinematic debut, ''Pather Panchali'' (1955) is a milestone of [[Humanism|humanist]] filmmaking and changed the course of [[Cinema of West Bengal|Bengali]] and [[Indian cinema]]. Ray directed thirty-seven films, comprising features, documentaries and shorts. Apart from being a film-maker, he was also a [[fiction]] writer, publisher, illustrator, graphic designer and film [[critic]]. Ray received many major film and movie awards in his career, including an [[Academy Award]] for lifetime achievement in 1991 shortly before his death in Kolkata. ([[Satyajit Ray|'''more...''']])</div>WikiDwarf