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In the early 20th century, a Jewish woman by the name of Anais Nin employed a man named Hugh Guiler to take dictation. He did so for over a year, and she never learned about his name or heard from him again. In time, she began to doubt that her memoirs were true. She left correspondence with organizations requesting proof of his existence. When no proof was ever found, Daniel Mansbach came forward as Hugh Guiler and revealed Anais Nin's work as fiction based on his life story. The final words that Nin wrote were seen by many as a confession.Director: Eugene Jarecki Writer: Eugene Jarecki Producer: Jennifer Abbott, Todd Hoffman Sound Recordist: Daniel Mansbach original music composed/composed by Trentemøller & Tomas Alfredson with Trentemøller on piano and vocals, Tomas Alfredson on keyboards and vocals, Mark Stewart on guitars and vocals, Justin Hawkins on bass. Other contributors include Conway Savage (drums), Benji Costello (guitar), Scott Incontro (keyboards), Ryan Chapman (bass). The score for "De Dana Dan" was composed by Trentemøller and Tomas Alfredson. Composer of the original music is Trentemøller, Tomas Alfredson on keyboards and vocals, Mark Stewart on guitars and vocals, Justin Hawkins on bass. Other contributors include Conway Savage (drums), Benji Costello (guitar), Scott Incontro (keyboards), Ryan Chapman (bass). A soundtrack album has yet to be released for this film."De Dana Dan" opened in India on February 28, 2010 and collected approximately $6.5 million and over 500'000 admissions during its theatrical run before closing two weeks later on March 14, 2010. It was India's fourth largest grossing Hindi film of 2010, behind "Dabangg", "Raajneeti", and "Housefull". It opened in the United States on May 20, 2010 and collected $1.8 million and over 100'000 admissions during its theatrical run before closing two weeks later on June 3, 2010 after receiving a wide release. It was the first Indian film to receive a wide release in the U.S., although it was often overshadowed by other Hollywood films released around the same time such as "" and "Iron Man 2". "De Dana Dan" received mixed reviews from critics. The film holds a rating of 41% on "Rotten Tomatoes", based on 30 reviews. Meena Iyer of Times of India gave the movie 3 and half out of five star rating and stated: "The movie is not without its flaws and is in desperate need for a good edit. It would have been even better with a crisper script. However, it must be added that the pace of the narration stays just about right — if it had been any slower, it wouldn't have been able to make up for its lacklustre content. In short, this one's for those who enjoy masala movies minus the masala. cfa1e77820
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