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Alberrt Antoni
File:Albrt.jpg
Other namesAlberrt
OccupationFilm director
Years active2005–present
AwardsAravindan Puraskaram
Best debut director award (2005) - Kanne Madanguka

John Abraham special jury award
Best director (2005) - Kanne Madanguka

Padmarajan Special Jury Award
Best director (2006) - Kanne Madanguka

Alberrt Antoni is a Malayali Indian film director.[1] His debut film as a director is critically acclaimed Kanne Madanguka (2005).[2] He is the director of Nair-san, a forthcoming Indo-Japanese historical film[3], based on the legendary Indian freedom fighter A. M. Nair, popularly known as Nair-san in Japan with the rare combination of A. R. Rahman, Mohanlal and Jackie Chan.[4]

Biography

Alberrt Antoni's native is Mudavanmugal, Trivandrum, Kerala, and he was born in Agra, Uttar Pradesh. He did his schooling in Marthandam and took his Bachelor's degree from Osmania University, Hyderabad and from the Adyar Film institute.

Alberrt is the man behind Nair-san. Having identified the story and having invested a lot of his time and money in research, rights and backing, he is now raring to see the project go on the floors. It has a rare combination of Mohanlal, Jackie Chan and the Academy award winner A. R. Rahman. Japan, Mongolia and India are the main locations of this huge budgeted project. Alberrt's debut film Kanne Madanguka (2005)was selected for Indian Panorama 2005 screened at the International Film Festival of India, Goa(2005) and other overseas film festivals 2005 - 2006. It won three Kerala State Film Awards for Best actress, Best child artiste and Best processing.[5]

Alberrt's high-points of the film were winning the Aravindan Puraskaram Best debut Director award in 2005, Padmarajan Special Jury Award for best director (2006) and John Abraham special jury award (2005). His passion and vision on Nair-san is complimented by his tremendous urge to be open and discover new eras on the subject and to create a truly international class Asian film, spanning many cultures, languages and religions.

Now he is in the post production work for his new project titled Vaadamalli. New faces are doing the central charectors.[6]

Awards

Aravindan Puraskaram

Padmarajan Special Jury Award

John Abraham Special Jury Award

Filmography

Film Year Screenwriter Cast Language Music Remarks
Kanne Madanguka 2005 Alberrt Antoni Murali, Navya Nair Malayalam Jayan Pisharady Won three state awards 2005, Aravindan puraskaram 2005, Padmarajan special jury award 2005, John abhraham special jury award 2005

selected for Indian panorama 2005 screened at IFFI Goa 2005

Nair-san 2011 Alberrt Antoni Mohanlal, Jackie Chan Malayalam A.R.Rahman In progress
Vaadamalli 2011 Rajesh Varma, Lasar Shine Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Post Production, Release on April 20

Story

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