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“Fruzzetti, Lina”
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Region
South Asia
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Country
India
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Art / Artists / Artisans
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Material Culture
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Music / Ethnomusicology
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Fruzzetti, Lina
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Östör, Ákos
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Country of production
United States
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Year of production
2005
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Film
Singing Pictures – Women Painters of Naya
2005
45
‘
Directed by
Lina Fruzzetti
Ákos Östör
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For generations the Patua (Chitrakara) communities of West Bengal have been painters and singers of stories depicted in scrolls. The film follows the daily lives of Muslim Patua women from Naya villages near Kolkata, which have formed a scroll painters’ cooperative.
South Asia
Material Culture
Art / Artists / Artisans
Music / Ethnomusicology