Today marks the anniversary of his untimely death. On this day in 2011, Masud was killed in a tragic road accident in Joka, Ghior upazila of Manikganj, while returning from scouting locations for his film “Kagojer Phool”. Cinematographer Mishuk Munier, his close collaborator and creative partner, also lost his life in the crash, along with three others.
The personal effects includes Mishuk’s camera, lenses, flashguns, camera accessories, Ohmmeter, slide, photo album, mini camera, passport, ID card, pocket watch, wrist watch, negatives etc.
The award, established to honour the legacy of Mishuk Munier, welcomes audio-visual reports, feature films, and documentaries. Bangladeshi citizens above 18 years of age are encouraged to submit their creations in either Bangla or English, as outlined in the circular posted by Asif Munier, a journalist and Mishuk Munier's younger brother.
On his 12th death anniversary, The Daily Star looks back at the life of this fascinating filmmaker.
When I think of Tareque and Mishuk, I carry in my mind's eye the image of the two of them bent over a camera monitor reviewing the day's footage or seated together high on a crane surveying the next scene to be shot.
Today marks the anniversary of his untimely death. On this day in 2011, Masud was killed in a tragic road accident in Joka, Ghior upazila of Manikganj, while returning from scouting locations for his film “Kagojer Phool”. Cinematographer Mishuk Munier, his close collaborator and creative partner, also lost his life in the crash, along with three others.
The personal effects includes Mishuk’s camera, lenses, flashguns, camera accessories, Ohmmeter, slide, photo album, mini camera, passport, ID card, pocket watch, wrist watch, negatives etc.
The award, established to honour the legacy of Mishuk Munier, welcomes audio-visual reports, feature films, and documentaries. Bangladeshi citizens above 18 years of age are encouraged to submit their creations in either Bangla or English, as outlined in the circular posted by Asif Munier, a journalist and Mishuk Munier's younger brother.
On his 12th death anniversary, The Daily Star looks back at the life of this fascinating filmmaker.
When I think of Tareque and Mishuk, I carry in my mind's eye the image of the two of them bent over a camera monitor reviewing the day's footage or seated together high on a crane surveying the next scene to be shot.
