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Set in the rural areas of different parts of India, this film dives into the life of the Handloom Weavers, where the story told by the fabric is the life-long experience of the weaver. The way fabric and weaver requires each other to weave a cloth on the loom. The camera is a witness to the perpetual relationship between the produced fabric and the weaver. This film sets the eye on an untouched side of India where weavers portray their life through their own words and reveal the reason behind the extinction of this art work.

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Mangatha

In a time of changing technology and automation, local artistry such as handloom weaving is on the decline in India and it's hard for them to make a living.

Senses of Cinema charts the cultural life of late 20th century Australia through the rise, fall and afterlife of the Filmmakers’ Co-operatives, the passionate individuals who moved through them, and the powerfully independent films they made.

Senses Of Cinema

The rise and fall of Australian Filmmakers' Cooperatives in the 1960s to 1980s.

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