Paradise on a river of hell / by Abir Bazaz and Meenu Gaur.
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FilmPublication details: New Delhi : Public Service Broadcasting Trust, 2002.Description: 1 videodisc of 1 (DVD) (ca. 030 min.) : sd. colSubject(s): Summary: Abir Bazaz tackles the question of what it means to make a film about the Sufi traditions of the Kashmir Valley. In conversation with Max Kramer he talks about the film-form and Dastavezi’s interest in aesthetics and theory
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Gulbanoo Premji Library of Azim Premji University, Bengaluru | Reference | Available | Kindly reach out to the library circulation desk to gain access to the film. | AV2995 |
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Abir Bazaz tackles the question of what it means to make a film about the Sufi traditions of the Kashmir Valley. In conversation with Max Kramer he talks about the film-form and Dastavezi’s interest in aesthetics and theory
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