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A MESSAGE FROM INDIAN WOMEN
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Paolo Guglielmo Sulpasso
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| A Message from Indian Women consists of thirteen
messages shot in India and Italy from May to September 2005.
The protagonists are some Indian women who, in spite of their
different occupations, have in common a strong social commitment:
Mahasweta Devi (writer, activist), Vandana Shiva (physicist,
ecologist, activist), Nandita Das (actress, activist), Vrinda
Dar (economist, committed in sustainable development projects),
Amala Shankar (dancer, painter). These messages urge to a daily
action inspired by values of respect, solidarity, creativity,
freedom. A daily action directed to a change that must of necessity
start from ourselves and then reach a global level. The thirteen
messages are the first production of a project aiming to bring
out the basic values of the ėgrassroots movements" in India.
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Photography (colour) Paolo Guglielmo Sulpasso
Editing Paolo Guglielmo Sulpasso
Production pgJungle prodActions
Year of production 2005
Running time 18'
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Paolo Guglielmo Sulpasso
He was born in Milan in 1975. A part-time social aid worker and a part-time cameraman, he is a lucky witness of the world schizophrenia. After being lost for some years in the offices of some international organizations, he finally discovered the way of documentary film while working as a social aid worker at the Caritas hostel. Since then he has gained experience as a cameraman shooting commercials and plays. In 2004 he started directing and made two short films: via Marsala 109 and Kanimambo. Currently he is working on a documentary film about the artist Remo Remotti.
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