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I almost certain that it's not from "The River", atleast then it's from a scene I don't recall, also it doesn't look like Technicolor. If you look and the pillars in the background, it looks like the flag from either Mexico or Iran.

Here's the trailer (bigger sizes available) for Darjeeling Limited. The women in their costumes are in the scene at around the 23 second mark, where Owen says "This is incredible".

(But yeah, those pillars...)

mikkelmark wrote:I almost certain that it's not from "The River", atleast then it's from a scene I don't recall, also it doesn't look like Technicolor. If you look and the pillars in the background, it looks like the flag from either Mexico or Iran.

Iran and Mexico use more of a red...it's definitely the more orange color of India's flag.

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Note the orange is on top just like the pillars vs. the red on the bottom/far right of Iran/Mexico.

here's the bit from the trailer....definitely a different scene, but the colors of the clothing certainly look right...

Mexicans and Persians don't wear saris. This alone should eliminate a few conclusions. Plus the writing on the banner is either Hindi or Punjabi.

Not to mention, Wes Anderson is notorious for making public examples of men who show up on set wearing yellow pants.

HistoryProf wrote:

mikkelmark wrote:

VIVA MEXICO!

Cinephrenic wrote:Mexicans and Persians don't wear saris. This alone should eliminate a few conclusions. Plus the writing on the banner is either Hindi or Punjabi.

There is no banner in the picture posted and no Caucasians, and they are not Mexican.

It. Is. The. Darjeeling. Limited.

I think its A Clockwork Orange. :-"

Everyone put it to rest already a private in-house source confirmed it's El Norte 2.

Can it be something like El Sur or Pixote?

Let's put an end to this blether once and for all. The pillars are in the colours of the Irish flag and the building is Drogheda tram station where there is a big Hindi immigrant population who travel into the centre of Dublin to peddle banana chips and beedies. You can see them most lunchtimes on St Stephen's Green eating their packed lunches.

Maybe a restored film from the World Cinema Foundation?

Stepping away from Paramount for a second, are they ever going to release any of the WCF titles or are they going to hang it in front of us like a steak to a dog forever? I want Limit released this year damnit.

Do you mean Limite?

Is that the Brazillian name? If so, than yes.

I wasn't aware that the film has an official English title!

perkizitore wrote:Can it be something like El Sur or Pixote?

It'd be awesome to see Criterion release Pixote (such an underated masterpiece), but that's definately not it.

Flike wrote:It. Is. The. Darjeeling. Limited.

What. he. said.

Maybe it's The Darjeeling Limite?

Watch it turn out to be another Mira Nair movie just to piss everyone off.

Has anyone cited Salaam Bombay?

I can't tell if everyone who still thinks it's anything other than The Darjeeling Limited are joking or not.

I can't tell if everyone who still thinks it's anything other than The Darjeeling Limited are joking or not.

There is already a page up on amazon for a Criterion Collection Darjeeling Limited blu-ray. This should settle it, no?