Jana Sanskriti, a Theater on the Field (2006)
Over one thousand Indian peasants have decided no longer to put up with the problems in Indian society: patriarchs, corruption, and, worse, indifference. For this struggle, they have chosen an unexpected tool: theater. Through courageous statements and passages from their theater-forum plays, members of the Jana Sanskriti (People's Culture) show us a solidary India. The troop headquartered in West Bengal, is part of a movement present in ten states in the country.
Director: Jeanne Dosse
Runtime: 52 min
Release Date: January 1, 2006
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Jana Sanskriti, a Theater on the Field about?
- Over one thousand Indian peasants have decided no longer to put up with the problems in Indian society: patriarchs, corruption, and, worse, indifference. For this struggle, they have chosen an unexpected tool: theater. Through courageous statements and passages from their theater-forum plays, members of the Jana Sanskriti (People's Culture) show us a solidary India. The troop headquartered in West Bengal, is part of a movement present in ten states in the country.
- Who directed Jana Sanskriti, a Theater on the Field?
- Jana Sanskriti, a Theater on the Field was directed by Jeanne Dosse.
- How long is Jana Sanskriti, a Theater on the Field?
- Jana Sanskriti, a Theater on the Field has a runtime of 52m (52 minutes).