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The city beautiful / a film by Rahul Roy.
Contributor(s): Roy, Rahul [direcor, producer.] | Mohan, Reena | Pandya, Asheesh | United Nations Development Fund for Women.
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BookPublisher: New Delhi : Magic Lantern Movies LLP, 2003Description: 2 videodisc (156 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Weavers -- India -- Sunder Nagri (Delhi) -- Social Conditions | Poor -- India -- Sunder Nagri (Delhi) -- Social conditions | Weavers -- India | India -- Social conditions | Documentary filmsDDC classification:
Production Credits: Director, Camera, Rahul Roy ; Editor, Reena Mohan ; Sound, Asheesh Pandya.
Summary: Sunder Nagri (Beautiful City) is a small working class colony on the margins of India's capital city, Delhi. Most families residing here come from a community of weavers. The last ten years have seen a gradula disintegration of the handloom tradition of this community under the globalisation regime. The families have to cope with change as well as reinvent themselves to eke out a living. (Cover).
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Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bangalore | A00967 (Browse shelf) | Available | c44 | A00967 | |
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Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bangalore | A00780 (Browse shelf) | Available | C44 | A00780 |
Second prize at the Jeevika National Livelihood Documentary Festival, Delhi, 2004.
Director, Camera, Rahul Roy ; Editor, Reena Mohan ; Sound, Asheesh Pandya.
Sunder Nagri (Beautiful City) is a small working class colony on the margins of India's capital city, Delhi. Most families residing here come from a community of weavers. The last ten years have seen a gradula disintegration of the handloom tradition of this community under the globalisation regime. The families have to cope with change as well as reinvent themselves to eke out a living. (Cover).
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