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Films
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“Burstin, Costanza”
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Rural
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Burstin, Costanza
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2018
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Film
Paani: of women and water
2018
22
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Student
Directed by
Costanza Burstin
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Against the bleached sky of Rajasthan, we encounter the women of a small Muslim village as they engage in their work. Here, water binds their daily labour rituals: they collect and carry water in massive urns, they clean plates and clothes with it, water their animals, and even maintain their homes with it (we see them churn mud to smear across their floors). A record of the ongoing cycles of women’s labour (“we make food, we eat, we sleep, we wake up…”), their sense of humour and resilience, and the ways the community co-operate to deal with scarcity.
South Asia
Environment
Food / Water
Gender Role and Identity
Rural
Everyday Life
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