South Asian cinemas: Widening the lens

Sara Dickey · Rajinder Kumar Dudrah

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South Asian Cinema and Culture Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies

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In 1985, when scholarship on South Asian cinema was still scant and most of the non-trade press was scathingly dismissive, Rosie Thomas made a claim for viewing Indian cinema on its own terms. Thom...

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