The forgotten woman /

The forgotten woman /

Show other versions (4)

As a sort of follow-up to his older sister Deepa Mehta's Water--which looked at the plight of widows in India circa 1938. Dilip Mehta aims to put real faces on widows similar to those depicted in the film

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Filmblanc (Firm), Hamilton Mehta Productions, Mongrel Media, Métropole Films Distribution, Sundance Channel, Telefilm Canada
Other Authors: Hamilton, David, Mehta, Deepa, Mehta, Dilip, Weis, Noemí
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Hindi
Bengali
French
Published: [Toronto, ON] : [Montreal] : Distributed in Canada by Mongrel Media ; Métropole Films Distribution, ©2008
Subjects:
Widows > India > Economic conditions
Widows > India > Social conditions
Femmes pauvres > Inde
Hindoues > Inde > Conditions sociales
Veuves > Inde > Conditions sociales
Veuves > Inde > Conditions économiques
Widows > Economic conditions
Widows > Social conditions
India
Documentary films

Internet

This item is not available through BorrowDirect. Please contact your institution’s interlibrary loan office for further assistance.

Stanford University

Holdings details from Stanford University
Call Number: ISIL:US-CST
ZDVD 44441

Similar Items