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T1 Snapshots of Indian Otherness in Aparna Sen’s Cinema
T2 Retratos de la alteridad india en el cine de Aparna Sen
A1 Hand, Felicity
K1 Aparna Sen
K1 alteridad
K1 discapacidad
K1 envejecimiento
K1 soledad
K1 compromiso
K1 identidad india
AB Aparna Sen turned to film directing in 1980 after a highly successful career as an actor. Herdebut film, 36 Chowringhee Lane (1981) highlights the loneliness of an elderly Anglo-Indianwoman. One of her best-known films outside India is Mr & Mrs Iyer (2002), in which anupper caste Hindu woman saves the life of a Muslim stranger in an act of personal com-mitment with the Other. In 15 Park Avenue (2005), a film that focusses on schizophrenia,Sen shows how the female members of a family struggle to cope with mental illness. In thisarticle I discuss how Sen explores different ways of being Indian in these three films andhow she draws attention to values such as personal commitment and tenacity in the face ofdisability, ageing and communalism.
PB Servicio de Publicaciones. Universidad de La Laguna
SN e-2530-8335
YR 2021
FD 2021
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RD 27-may-2024