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Life of Pi: New York Film Festival Review 11:00 AM PDT 9/28/2012 by Todd McCarthy The Bottom Line A gorgeous and accomplished rendering of the massive best-seller. Venue New York Film Festival (opening night) Opens Wednesday, Nov. 21 (Fox) Cast Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan, Tabu, Rafe Spall, Gerard Depardieu, Adril Hussain, Shravanthi Sainath, Ayush Tandon, Vibish Sivakumar Director Ang Lee Excerpts from the Review in The Hollywood Reporter  Meticulous care is evident in every aspect of the film. All three actors playing Pi are outstanding. The lion’s (or tiger’s) share of the burden falls on 17-year-old Suraj Sharma , the only human on view for half the time, obliged to act in a vacuum and convincingly represent all the physical demands. Lee looked at 3,000 candidates for the role (deliberately avoiding Bollywood talent) and found an unknown whose emotional facility is quite impressive. Ayush Tandon is captivating ...