05/02/1923
Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India [now India]:
Sarah Erulkar was a documentary film maker who was born on May 2nd 1923 and died on 29 May 2015. Born in Calcutta, India ( now Kolkata) she came to England and studied sociology at the University of London before starting work for the Shell Unit as a documentarist. Here she met her husband, fellow film-maker Peter De Normanville by whom she had two daughters. Her film 'Picture to Post' won a BAFTA award as best short film of 1970 and in 2010, several years after she had retired the BFI showed a retrospective of her work at the South Bank.
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Into Another Dimension (1983) Director |
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The Living City (1977) Director |
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Design in Steel (1973) Director |
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The Air My Enemy (1971) Director |
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The Air My Enemy (1971) Writer |
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Never Go with Strangers (1971) Director |
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Never Go with Strangers (1971) Writer |
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Picture to Post (1969) Director |
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Picture to Post (1969) Writer |
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Land of the Red Dragon (1968) Director |
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Something Nice to Eat (1967) Director |
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The Hunch (1967) Director |
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Smoking Machine (1964) Director |
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Birthright (1958) Director |
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Birthright (1958) Writer |
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District Nurse (1952) Director |
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The History of the Helicopter (1952) Director |
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Lord Siva Danced (1948) Director |
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Lord Siva Danced (1948) Writer |
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Dying Of Thirst () Director |