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Graham Day is a United Kingdom, London based Director of photography and Lighting Cameraman working on all formats including: 35mm and 16mm Film, Digi-beta, HD, DVCam and Solid State. Graham Day has photographed Drama, Documentary, Commercials and Corporate productions. His company is called Gfilm Limited which provides Crew and equipment including Sony, Panasonic, HD & Solid State shooting packages, and Arriflex film shooting packages for United Kingdom and International Television & Film Production. |
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THE SUN BEHIND THE CLOUDS
Tibet's struggle for freedom.
A film by
Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam
2009, India/UK, 79 minutes
A White Crane Films production
March 2008 TIBET
The biggest uprising since China took control of Tibet, sweeps through the country. Meanwhile, Tibetans in exile march on their homeland, determined to support their countrymen. This is a year of dramatic possibilities for Tibet. For more than 20 years, the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s spiritual and political leader, has pursued his Middle Way Approach: giving up the goal of Tibet’s independence in return for genuine autonomy. But China has consistently rejected his proposal. Now, more and more Tibetans are questioning his strategy. Can the Dalai Lama’s path of peace and compromise find a solution for Tibet? Or will the voices calling for independence prevail?
The Hollywood Reporter
14 January 2010
A potent update on Tibetans' 50-year struggle for justice and recognition…
The subtitle of new film "The Sun Behind the Clouds" – "Tibet's Struggle for Freedom" – refers not only to the half-century dispute between Tibet and China but also to the divisions that have arisen among Tibetans around their beloved leader. The film is essential viewing for anyone who cares about the fate of the mountain region and the legacy of the Dalai Lama.”
CREDITS
Directed by RITU SARIN and TENZING SONAM
Written and Narrated by TENZING SONAM
Executive Producers
FRANCESCA VON HABSBURG and LAVINIA CURRIER
Music GUSTAVO SANTAOLALLA
Edited by ANUPAMA CHANDRA, MAHADEB SHI and TENZING SONAM
Camera GRAHAM DAY, JAIMIE GRAMSTON, TENZING SONAM STEPHEN McCARTHY, JOHN SERGEANT, DILIP VARMA and TENZIN TSETAN CHOKLAY
Sound SURESH RAJAMANI and MOHANDAS VP
FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS
Winner in 2010 of the Vaclav Havel Award and the Rudolf Vrba Award for Best Film in the Right to Know category of the One World International Film Festival, Prague.
Silver Conch at the Mumbai International Film Festival and the Best of Fest at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
Palm Springs International Film Festival, 5-18 January 2010 Voted Best of the Fest
DMZ Korean International Documentary Film Festival, Paju City, 22-26 October 2009
Human Rights Watch Film Festival, London, 17-26 March 2010 Closing Night Film