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Indian Film

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Reviews the great changes that have occurred in the past two decades, changes that have brought about a much more general recognition of film within Indiana society and have heightened the social role of film. Discusses the significance of India's great film creator, Satyajut Ray, as well as other talented figures.

Language: English

Pages: 345

Format: Hardcover

Release: May 29, 1980

Indian Film

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Reviews the great changes that have occurred in the past two decades, changes that have brought about a much more general recognition of film within Indiana society and have heightened the social role of film. Discusses the significance of India's great film creator, Satyajut Ray, as well as other talented figures.

Language: English

Pages: 345

Format: Hardcover

Release: May 29, 1980

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