Matir Moina
Matir Moina (Bengali: মাটির ময়না), also spelled as Matir Moyna, and known in English as The Clay Bird is a Bangla film directed by Tareque Masud, a Bangladeshi film director. The film was released in 2002. The film deals with Masud's own experiences studying at a madrasah against the increasing tensions in East Pakistan culminating in the Bangladesh War of Liberation. Throughout the film there are references to historical occurrences in agitated times, but the film portrays these episodes through the human experiences of the young protagonist, his family, and his teachers and peers at the madrasah. The film won a number of awards internationally but was initially banned in Bangladesh on the grounds that it dealt with issues sensitive to the religious. The ban was repealed and the dvd version was released on April 16th, 2005.[1] The film also became Bangladesh's first film to compete for the Academy Awards in the Best Foreign Language Film


Cast
Nurul Islam Bablu as Anu
Russell Farazi as Rokon, his friend.
Jayanto Chattopadhyay as Kazi Shaheb, Anu's father.
Rokeya Prachy as Ayesha Bibi, Anu's mother.
Soaeb Islam as Milon, Anu's uncle.
Lameesa R. Reemjheem as Asma Anu's sister.
Moin Ahmed as Ibrahim Shaheb, one of Anu's teachers.
Mohammed Moslemuddin as the headmaster
Abdul Karim as Halim Mia
Manjila Begum as a female singer.
Momtaz as a female folk singer.

Crew

Tareque Masud, director, co-producer, and co-writer.
Catherine Masud, co-producer, editor and co-writer.
Sudheer Palsane, cinematography
Indrajit Neogi, sound recording
Moushumi Bhowmik, music direction
Momtaz, female playback singer for Pakita bondi achhe deher khachai (roughly translating as "the bird is trapped in the caged body")

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