Azmaish : a journey through the subcontinent /

Azmaish : a journey through the subcontinent /

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In 1947, Pakistan and India were divided. Pakistan chose the Islamic way and India chose the secular way. In this Sabiha Sumar sets off on a journey to uncover the complex relationship between the two countries, focusing in on the religious fundamentalism present in each country

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Bread for the World (Organization) (sponsoring body), Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute (sponsoring body), Open Society Foundations (sponsoring body), Sundance Documentary Film Program (sponsoring body)
Other Authors: Gayatri Jayaraman (on-screen participant), Azmi, Mo (director of photography), Burgman, Peter (director of photography), Koechlin, Kalki, 1983- (on-screen participant), Kumar, Kanhaiya, 1987- (on-screen participant), Pijman, M. Claire (director of photography), Rose, Julia (Screenwriter), Sathananthan, Sachithanandam (Screenwriter), Sumar, Sabiha, 1961- (Screenwriter, Narrator), Zaki, Aamir (composer (expression))
Format: Unknown
Language:Urdu
English
Hindi
Published: New York : Women Make Movies, [2017]
Subjects:
Partition of India (1947)
1947
Hindutva > India
Islamic fundamentalism > Pakistan
National characteristics, East Indian
National characteristics, Pakistani
Nationalism > India > History
Nationalism > Pakistan > Pāṭa > History
Diplomatic relations
Hindutva
International relations
Islamic fundamentalism
Nationalism
India > Foreign relations > Pakistan > Pāṭa
India > Foreign relations > Pakistan
India > History > Partition, 1947
Pakistan > Foreign relations > India
India
Pakistan
Hindi language films
Urdu language films
Documentary films
History
Nonfiction films
Video recordings for the hearing impaired
Video recordings

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Princeton University

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Call Number: DVD

University of Pennsylvania

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Call Number: DVD 031 398

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