India Untouched: Stories of a People Apart
This documentary is the most comprehensive look at the "untouchables" in India. Motivated by ancient religious edicts, no amount of governmental encouragement has been able to stem the tragic custom that separates human beings according to their birth. Those considered untouchable suffer more than isolation, they are forced to fulfill menial tasks in their communities, drink from separate containers, remove their shoes on the street as a sign of respect and perform or exhibit many other outward signs of their perceived inferiority. While the media projects a positive image of a democratic India, filmmaker Stalin Kurup spends four years traveling the country to expose the continued oppression of the Dalits, "the broken people," in a wide variety of communities, including Sikhs, Christians and Muslims.
Year: 2007
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Drishti Media, Arts & Human Rights, Navsarjan Trust
Director: Stalin Kurup
Cast:
Crew: Stalin Kurup (Director), Nirmala Nair (Cinematography), Sooraj Nambiar (Sound), Stalin Kurup (Cinematography), Stalin Kurup (Sound), Sooraj Nambiar (Cinematography)
Runtime: 108 minutes
Release: Apr 14, 2007
IMDb: 8.20/10 by 2 users
Popularity: 0
Country: India
Language: English, हिन्दी
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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